Guarded fingertip projector in the selected Lumi world
Guarded fingertip projector
An enclosed pico-projector displays lessons on a wall or table. Distance, orientation, motion, obstruction, and heat checks stop the light automatically.
Concept | classroom-first | not yet for sale
Lumi Guide
A friendly classroom robot that listens, gestures, and projects lessons while the teacher stays in control.
Robotic, not plush Built for shared lessons Calm physical gestures
Lumi Guide adapting its teaching presentation to the selected learning world
Gentle, expressive motion in the selected Lumi world
Gentle, expressive motion
Two low-force arms use slow, limited gestures. Protected joints and a stable dock keep Lumi focused on presenting, not roaming the room.
Teacher-led by design in the selected Lumi world
Teacher-led by design
The teacher starts and stops sessions, chooses approved lesson material, and can interrupt Lumi instantly.
Physical privacy controls in the selected Lumi world
Physical privacy controls
A hardware switch disconnects the microphones. The first version has no camera, face recognition, emotion recognition, or hidden listening mode.
School-ready base in the selected Lumi world
School-ready base
The weighted charging dock improves stability. The sealed, wipe-clean shell avoids exposed fabric, loose parts, and accessible batteries.
The safeguarded Lumi brain in the selected Lumi world
The safeguarded Lumi brain
Signed software, device-specific credentials, school controls, audit events, and the same curriculum and child-safety rules as the web app.
A classroom learning scene styled for the selected Lumi world
Designed around the teacher
A teaching aid, never a teacher replacement
Lumi can present an approved diagram, read aloud, run a call-and-response activity, or support a small group. It does not grade, discipline, identify faces, or make decisions about a child.
Version-one target
A deliberate, testable machine
- Form
- 30 cm tabletop teaching robot
- Movement
- Two protected, low-force arms; no walking
- Projection
- Enclosed fingertip module for wall and table surfaces
- Sensors
- Distance, orientation, obstruction, temperature, joint position
- Privacy
- Hardware microphone disconnect; no camera in version one
- Control
- Teacher console, local stop button, automatic timeout
Projection, not a pointer
The finger houses a protected projector aperture, not an exposed laser pointer. The optical engine only activates in an allowed pose, at an allowed distance, while the device is stationary.
This concept is not certified. Optical, toy, electrical, radio, battery, and cybersecurity testing must be completed before any school pilot.