/robowaifu/ - DIY Robot Wives

>>466
Yeah nice touch. In some ways -- unusually -- this animu is an improvement on the mango. I hope they continue this pattern for the Sophomore Season.

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>>126
>I'm reading through your instructions, and they're great.
Thank you!

>They're probably loaded with spyware though, and they never get updates so they'd probably get hacked very quickly, so those should never be connected to the internet or cell towers.
I don't connect mine to the cell network, and I only use them on absolutely-trusted password protected networks. I personally factory reset them as well, though that seemingly doesn't change anything on the phone.

>It's good to know about UV wands too. I hadn't heard of those before.
It really does feel like something from Star Trek TNG. They're really useful, both for disinfecting, and for having a robot easily clean things. Some commercial medical robots use UV-C light

>The eyes are the part that seem most off. It seems like it would be better if those could be inside the head, though the shape of the heard makes it difficult.
The shape of the display lends itself to a goggles-like shape. I tried to make them not stick out too much, but at the same time not just have a canyon where the eyes are.

>Any thoughts on flexible/bendable displays? There's a $30 Bluetooth enabled one on Amazon (HOIOS). It's not battery-powered, but it's easy to find small and cheap battery packs.

Working on Galatea 3.0.1
Mostly just quality of life improvements
-Slightly modified neck
-New Pleasure Unit options

>>327
Also a spider-killing attachment

>>327
>Working on Galatea 3.0.1
Neat! Looking forward to her updates, GreerTech! Cheers.  :^)

Vibrating pleasure unit with toggle switch.

Coming soon with v3.0.1

General Ideas
-If your robowaifu's AI is on a computer or phone, put a strong password on the device (no "password")
-Don't use Ollama

>>612
>Fully repairable Linux computers are the only systems one can rely on for 10+ years of service.
This, but things are a bit more dynamic than that, IMO. Onboard, she'll need to be running her 'Brain'(C3) systems on smol devices -- SBCs & MCUs, etc. Anon's home servers could run on most anything, as long as they never, NEVER, NEVER need to go online (after construction). At least that's how I envision things.

Obviously, these are going to be very-complex systems of hardware & software (both inboard & outboard our robowaifus). Much prototyping is still yet to be done to tweak all this properly. Cheers, Kiwi.  :^)

>>620
>SBC's & MCUs
That's important to note. It's cool to see the shiny new multimodal AI, but if you want to have an inbuilt computer, you're going to need an AI model small enough to fit on a raspberry pi, best case scenario on a Jetson Nano. (Or a smartphone like me and Barf from Alogs)

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New Galatea ad
Inspired by pic 2

>>607
Good thinking. Please keep working it! Cheers.  :^)

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>>120
Variant of the first pic, but with the classic "Post 1" picture

>>624
I like it (naturally  :D !

Glad to see a standin for arguably one of the most interesting threads ever here again. Thanks Kiwi!

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>>588
Hopefully their system for long-term memory can be copied and transferred.

>>577
How did you find out about this? I looked up the website, and it seems like standard corpo AI. I'm surprised it's that based.
https://brighteon.ai/Home/

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>>590
>Hopefully their system for long-term memory can be copied and transferred.
Yes. That's the hope.

>>593
4cuck. I'm personally of the opinion it's a pre-release insider leak. A 'toe in the water' gauging of interest. So much pozz in all the major platforms (including DS, which stole inherited from closedai's. At least DS has now released the weights for R3 : ( >>158 )).
>tl;dr
Market-differentiation, and all that.

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>>585
>Feed a pseudo memory into her prompts
This is actually used, part of why context length is valuable. Unfortunately, once context lengths breach a threshold, the LLM will slow down, and eventually start talking nonsense. It's a great start though.
>Planned obsolescence
Fully repairable Linux computers are the only systems one can rely on for 10+ years of service.

In AI news, there's now a virtual SVG artist.
https://omnisvg.github.io/

>>612
>In AI news, there's now a virtual SVG artist.
Neat!, thanks for the info Anon.

>>611
>Just now realizing how odd my statement was. I do need one for research as compatibility with such things would add value to many a man with tired hands. :^)
It's funny because it sounds like the meme phrase, and the humor comes from that it's not an odd question here. I actually do also want to see some examples from Greentext anon.

>Could you provide some information on standards? I'm still new to this concept and all these sizes and styles seem wild to me. I'd like to integrate her design with a simple interface that works with popular toys.
Unfortunately, in my research, there doesn't seem to be a unified system. Maybe Greentext anon knows about a product I don't know about. That's why I like the Pringles can type, because Pringles cans have unchanging dimensions shared across an entire brand.

>Naturally, a hard shell is preferred for a 3D printed design to grab onto without interfering with delicate...procedures.
Agreed. I'm an ardent believer in hard-shell designs. Plus you can even put things like handlebars.

"I like a woman you can grab onto something"
-Furio Giunta

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUzgJe5EHRQ
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>>611
it wlil be ok

>>611
>Danke mein Freund!
Gern geschehen!

>Just now realizing how odd my statement was.
Heh, just teasing bro.

>Could you provide some information on standards?
I would be surprised if there was such. Likely, the best bet for this is make a rough-guesstimate based on the highest-sales manufacturer's "standards" (again, if even they have any), then accomodate that in your docking/cartridge system. Variations should be manageable with interior adaptors to your basic system.
>Naturally, a hard shell is preferred for a 3D printed design to grab onto without interfering with delicate...procedures.
Good thinking. Find the most-popular models that offer that feature.

>>613
>and the humor comes from that it's not an odd question here.
Humor is but one of the many highly-complex parts of the human soul we all need to study for our robowaifu's behaviors. I think it would make long Winter nights go better if our waifus could crack good jokes here & there (but not too much! cf. Interstellar)

>Plus you can even put things like handlebars.
>"I like a woman you can grab onto something"
Top kek. Smart Anons will add optional handlebar addons for their robowaifu designs!  :DD

>>614
Nice work, Meta Ronin! I hope you can get whatever's wrong squared away soon. Cheers, Anon.

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>>603
She would be a wonderful choice, GreerTech, agreed. I had never considered that idea before. She would certainly be a surefire hit on the Internets as well (she was every Anon's 'little sister' at the height of her popularity)!  :D

OTOH, IMO she's simply too tall to use as the first model. Hmm. Maybe she would be good choice between Sumomo-chan & Chii-chan, sizewise? I'll give that some thought Anon, thanks.

Meantime thanks for cute Yotsuba daughteru pics! Cheers.  :^)

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>>604
You're welcome :)

>IMO she's simply too tall to use as the first model. 
How small is the robot? Yotsuba is already quite smol compared to an adult.

>>606
I would estimate off the cuff it should be about 3.5'-4' in height? so more than double Sumomo-chan in height, & ~3x her volume/mass.

>>608
That's a good goal. For reference, Galatea is 4'2", and she's a robo-wife.

>so more than double Sumomo-chan in height
That's an understatement, at 3.5', she would be 7 times the height of Sumomo-chan (6" according to the wiki)

>>609
>Galatea is 4'2", and she's a robo-wife.
Our intended follow-on for dear Sumomo-chan is (was?) meant to be a rendition of Chii-chan, who should be 145cm+ in height (so, 4' 9"+). So, that seems pretty similar to dear Galatea.

>That's an understatement
Oops. My apologies, I meant the realworld one coming to be, not the fictional one. So, 18"-24" -ish.