The Nero Series.
A concept for robotics and wearables, intended to unify vision, voice, and language with the orchestration needed to act in the real world.
Models in this series.
What the series is for
A model that lives in a body, whether a robot or a pair of glasses, faces a different problem from one that lives in a text box. It has to perceive the world in front of it, speak naturally, and call on the right tools at the right moment. Nero is designed for exactly that.
Nero is intended to combine a language model with robotics intelligence and a built-in voice. Coding is outside the planned scope; the focus is persona, tooling, and orchestration. The things a model needs when it must act, not only answer.
The role for the first model, Nero-1, is defined and tightly scoped, but it has not been built. It was originally planned alongside our Verplex glasses; with Verplex cancelled the robotics case for Nero is unchanged, but the series stays a concept until we have the capacity to start it.
Related
- Why Verplex was cancelled
- All model series: Hikaru, Arcus, and Deriva
- Our research, the methods behind the models