The 60 cm AI companion that walks, talks, transforms — and gets you.
Ask it anything. Challenge it to anything. R9 listens, answers, jokes, and remembers how you like to play. Its face isn't a screen with eyes — it's a full round display with a hundred moods, rendered 60 times a second.
Conversations stay on-device until you say otherwise. Parents hold the keys.
Brushless servos in every joint. A balance brain making 1,000 corrections a second. R9 doesn't play back animations — it actually walks, actually balances, and when you push it, it actually recovers. Knock it down and it stands back up. Point made.
R9 recalculates its center of gravity through every degree of its transformation — so it can change shape standing up, mid-conversation, without missing a word. Your friends will ask you to make it do it again. Make it do it again.
A carbon-fibre skeleton carries the load. Hard-anodized aluminum takes the strain. And every panel is polycarbonate — the material of riot shields — floating on shock mounts that soak up the drops, the tumbles, and the little brother. Drop-tested from 1.2 metres onto concrete. Every angle. Still dancing.
The skeleton. Stiff, light, unbothered.
Every joint. Takes the strain, keeps the tolerance.
The armor. Clicks off, clicks on, keeps going.
And if a panel ever loses a fight: it clicks off, and a new one clicks on.
A round, daylight-bright display, optically bonded behind a hardened lens. Joy, mischief, focus, fake outrage when you win — rendered at 60 frames a second, readable from across the room.
Every joint is force-limited and back-drivable — a curious hand can always win against the motors. The wake word runs on the robot, not in the cloud. Content filters and time limits live in your app, not theirs. And it's certified to the toy-safety standards you'd hope for and the electronics standards you wouldn't think to ask about.
ASTM F963 · EN 71 · IEC 62115 · Ages 12+
Be first in line. R9 will remember that.