Companion robotics. Our first take on what a companion robot should be. One that gets to know you, remembers what matters and helps you through the day.
Up for adoption
Talks, listens and plays along.
Keeps an eye on the cat.
Camera and audio stay local.
Presence
Hermy doesn’t only know what you tell him. He’s there for the people you meet, the things you keep coming back to and the routines you build.
An idea at the workbench. A little help with homework. The next step while dinner is on.
Camera and microphones
Hermy has one wide-angle camera and two microphones. He needs them to help at the right moment instead of waiting to be told. Camera and audio stay local. Optional cloud tasks use relevant text context.
Video and sound become a few lines of text on the robot itself, and the originals are deleted within seconds. No image and no recording is ever sent anywhere, not to us and not to anyone else.
The character is local too. Talking, reacting and remembering your day all run on Hermy himself, so he keeps working when your internet does not.
That on its own is a whole Hermy. One that chats, plays silly games with your kids and keeps you company. The cloud only joins in for work that asks for it.
Inside Hermy
Hermy Campus
A watchful red glow, a soft light beside the cot, and music in the home studio.
Design and engineering
Spark turned Hermy from a character into the first physical prototype, bringing experience from companion, care and security robotics.
PEZY leads engineering for manufacturability: refining the product, validating it and preparing a reliable route to production.
Choose your Hermy
One numbered Hermy, for your desk.
Numbered Hermy 0001–2500
Charging cable and power adapter
30 downloadable agents
Year one core service included
Two numbered Hermys, for two people.
Two numbered First Edition Hermys
Two charging sets
30 downloadable agents each
Good questions
To keep the list honest. A single dollar is enough to stop bots and bulk sign-ups, so every place in the queue belongs to a real person and your number actually means something.
The camera feed and the audio never do. They are turned into text on the robot itself and then deleted. That text stays on Hermy for everything he handles alone. When you give a Campus agent a job that needs a large model, those few lines of text are sent, and nothing else.
Yes. Talking, reacting, your reminders, the light ring and the whole character run on the robot. Take the cloud away and he still turns to you when you walk in. Only work that genuinely needs a large model waits for a connection.
Then install nothing. Hermy still talks with you, plays games with your kids, wakes you gently and keeps you company straight out of the box. Agents are something you add if you ever want one, and you can remove them again.