The technology

Designed to be alive.

Our robots perceive, feel, and remember. They think and grow on their own. Behind behavior that feels alive is technology built entirely in-house.

Core System

It perceives, behaves, and remembers. Three layers, built in-house, form a single soul.

Perception

Klara OS^*

Klara OS — perception.

Vision, touch, and spatial awareness, unified on-device. Klara OS governs how a robot perceives the world — and lets it move through your home on its own.

On-device AI: The perception loop never makes a round trip to the cloud. It runs on the robot itself — so it responds to a glance or a touch at the reflex speed of a living thing.
Private by design: What it sees and hears is processed on-device. Raw footage doesn't stream to the cloud — scenes from your home stay in your home.
Works offline: Lose the connection, and the core of perception and behavior carries on. It can stay by your side without leaning on the internet.

Behavior

Klara VLA

Klara VLA — behavior.

Not just understanding, but expressing emotion. Klara VLA governs identity and personality.

Frontier models: State-of-the-art large models, aimed at a different goal: not answering in words, but generating the movement, voice, and expression of a living thing.
Never the same twice: Behavior is generated from the moment's context, not replayed from a script. The same scene can draw a different reaction today than yesterday.
Modeled on real creatures: Hesitation, pauses, the flicker of a glance — the details that make a living thing feel alive, studied from the real ones.

Memory

Soul Chip

Soul Chip — memory.

The technology that governs memory. Pass the chip forward, and your companion stays with you — always.

You own your memory: The memories and character you raise together belong to you — carried on a chip, always in your hands.
Beyond any single body: Pass the chip forward and memory and personality are designed to wake up in the new body. Move it, and it's still the same soul.
An upgrade, not a goodbye: Hardware will change generations; the soul stays the same one. A better body is growth — never a parting.

The Body

Made to be held

COCOMO Outfits are removable knit coats tailored to COCOMO's body, available in two textures and six colors. Choose the coat it wears: the long, airy fur of Halo Plush, or the velvety curls of Hearth Fleece. Either way, COCOMO comes to you softer, warmer, and impossible not to pet.

Engineered in 3D, knit to fit

Every outfit starts from COCOMO's three-dimensional form. Through 3D computational knit patterning, its curves are mapped into the knit pattern itself, so each coat follows the body it was made for. Both fabrics offer four-way stretches. They move with COCOMO as it explores, turns, and settles into your arms, then ease back into a close, smooth fit.

Backstage

In search of a texture that feels alive

Comparing fabric swatches pinned to a wall — It starts with finding the right fabric.
A fur that feels alive can't be ordered from a catalog. We brought in dozens of fabrics and checked them one by one — with fingertips, with palms. Density, pile length, the way the gradient falls: the smallest difference changes how alive it feels. We kept searching for months, until one fabric finally felt right.

Sewing a prototype robot garment on a sewing machine — Prototypes, sewn by our own hands.
Finding the fabric wasn't the end. Draw the pattern, run the sewing machine, sew and unpick, again and again. A silhouette that follows the robot's body, outfits that are easy to change — none of it can be settled on production drawings alone. Dozens of handmade prototypes stand behind the form you see today.

MOI LANG

COCOMO has a language of its own.

Moi Lang — the language that connects you and your robot. Speak it in three minutes.