GPT‑Live‑1
Full-duplex voice: interrupt it any time, it answers in a blink. Needs an OpenAI API key.
A Reachy Mini app
Talk with Reachy Mini — it moves with what it says, in real time.
Nods when it agrees, shrugs when it's unsure, perks up its antennas when it's excited. 邊聊邊動!
On top of that it breathes, sways gently while it speaks, and reacts the moment you start talking — no frozen robot while the AI thinks.
New in v0.4: switch the motion engine to Binh Pham's flow-matching motion model for learned, organic movement — or run his fine-tuned planner and the model entirely on your Mac, no cloud needed.
Full-duplex voice: interrupt it any time, it answers in a blink. Needs an OpenAI API key.
Use any ElevenLabs Agent — including one with your own cloned voice. Gestures are the most precisely timed here.
Speech recognition, chat and voice all run on your own Mac (Apple Silicon). Optional, for the adventurous.
Switch any time from the app page — or just ask the robot: “switch to ElevenLabs”.
A small “body agent” understands these by meaning, not keywords: it moves the camera to follow your face, takes a picture to describe what's in front of it, adjusts the volume and looks things up on the web.
reachy_motion and click Install.Works on Reachy Mini Wireless (runs on the robot itself), Reachy Mini Lite, and the simulator.
This Space contains only code. Your API keys are typed into the app's settings page and saved on your robot or
computer (~/.config/reachy_motion/.env, readable only by you). The page never shows them back, and they
are only ever sent to the provider you chose.
Motion recipes and animation runtime by Binh Pham (reachy-animation, Apache-2.0). Robot, SDK and daemon by Pollen Robotics. Reachy-Motion itself is open source under Apache-2.0.