It can simply be a conversation. You set the pace.
AI-generated scene and illustrative product form
Moments of companionship
A way to begin—whether you want to talk, connect, or remember.
Four everyday needs, with different responses. Start without a photo, talk without keeping a record, or set a useful reminder. The person sets the pace.
Listen first. Respond with care.
Joy, concern, or feelings that are hard to name deserve patient listening—with room to pause or leave things unsaid.
AI COMPANION · ORIGINAL FICTIONAL CHARACTER
A MOMENT THE PERSON SHARES
“I met an old colleague in the neighborhood. It brought back so many memories.”
If you’d like, take your time.
Listen first. Respond to the people and moments you mention.
HOW AI RESPONDS · PRESET INTERACTION
What did meeting your old colleague bring to mind? You can take your time.
Feelings, funny moments, or someone on your mind are all welcome. Do not rush to advise or fill in missing memories.
See their everyday life. Let them hear yours.
Think of your children, share in your grandchildren’s lives, and tell them about your own. Reflecting, keeping a story, and contacting family are separate choices.
A grandchild’s update · Example
“Grandpa, I drew the tree in our yard.”
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The older adult’s own reply · Example
“I loved drawing under a tree as a child, too. I’ll tell you about it next time.”
View an update, prepare a message, or contact a real person
Contact daughter · Example
Preparing a voice call. Please check who you want to contact. This page is a demo and will not make a call.
This example sends no messages and makes no calls.
Choose an option to see how this moment responds.
One small thing. Clearly remembered.
Medication, something to take when going out, or a plan with a friend. Confirm what and when first, then choose how to respond.
EVERYDAY THINGS, ON YOUR TERMS
A reminder from an existing medication plan
A medication time already confirmed by the person
Awaiting confirmation
Confirm the plan
Present the reminder
Choose a response
Reminder preview · No real reminder is scheduled
Choose an option to see how this moment responds.
A cue to check an existing medication plan—not a drug, dose, or missed-dose recommendation. Seeing a reminder does not confirm medicine was taken.
EVERYDAY THINGS, ON YOUR TERMS
Remember the keys before going out
Tomorrow, 08:30 · Example
Awaiting confirmation
Confirm the plan
Present the reminder
Choose a response
Reminder preview · No real reminder is scheduled
Choose an option to see how this moment responds.
Turn “don’t forget” into a specific thing and time. Only add it to the plan after confirmation.
EVERYDAY THINGS, ON YOUR TERMS
Tea with an old friend on Saturday
Saturday, 15:00 · Example
Awaiting confirmation
Confirm the plan
Present the reminder
Choose a response
Reminder preview · No real reminder is scheduled
Choose an option to see how this moment responds.
Remember a plan in everyday life. Contacting someone or changing the plan remains the person’s choice.
No response does not mean completion or a health problem. Check medication questions with a doctor or pharmacist; contacting family for help remains a separate choice.
Some words are for now. Some stories are for later.
Shared years with a partner, memories of someone who has died, youthful adventures, a hometown or an era: begin wherever you want to begin.
A MEMORY YOU WANT TO SHARE · FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
“My first attempt at cycling turned into quite a story.”
Begin wherever the person wishes. Changing the subject is welcome.
A MEMORY YOU WANT TO SHARE · FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
“The whole family spent that day moving house.”
Begin wherever the person wishes. Changing the subject is welcome.
A MEMORY YOU WANT TO SHARE · FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
“That street used to come alive every evening.”
Begin wherever the person wishes. Changing the subject is welcome.
A MEMORY YOU WANT TO SHARE · FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
“Today I remembered my mother cooking.”
Begin wherever the person wishes. Changing the subject is welcome.
A MEMORY YOU WANT TO SHARE · FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
“Your first visit to our hometown was full of surprises.”
Begin wherever the person wishes. Changing the subject is welcome.
After the conversation, choose whether to keep anything
Story-card preview · Review it first
Learning to ride a bicycle
“My first attempt at cycling turned into quite a story.”
Original words and voice A story excerpt reviewed by the storyteller
No voice has been recorded and no real story generated.
Recipient: granddaughter · Selected excerpt only (example)
Choose an option to see how this moment responds.
Principle
Listen attentively, and respect silence and choice. Keeping content, sharing it, and pausing remain personal decisions.
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Room to talk
Pause, correct or finish at any time.
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Keep it if you choose
A conversation need not become a record.
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Choose what to share
Review the person and excerpt first.
Companion product formats
Design products around what people want to say.
Explore companion robots, 3D avatars, and family-content displays around attentive listening, family connection, everyday reminders, and life stories.
AI companion device · product conceptOlder-adult companion · Default
Fox · Optional AI avatar
PHOTO + VOICE
AUTHORIZED FAMILY LIKENESS · AI SIMULATION
Configured from authorized material, always identified as AI.
Companion robot & 3D character · Product concepts
ONE COMPANION, DIFFERENT APPEARANCES
Companion robots and 3D virtual companions
Begin with a warm, mature AI companion. Choose the fox or an authorized family likeness if preferred. The appearance can change; attentive listening and personal choice remain.
View likeness, voice, and interaction scope
Explore uploading authorized photos and voice recordings of a partner, children or grandchildren to configure a familiar 3D virtual companion for AI conversation, storytelling and reminiscence. Listen patiently and leave room for pauses; the person chooses, pauses or changes the companion.
Original companion character · Not a real person or live 3D demo
A photo of the old neighborhood and the words it brings to mind
AI E-INK PHOTO FRAME · SCENE EXAMPLE
CONTENT, PART OF EVERYDAY LIFE
Family content and everyday forms
Photos, original recordings and stories can bring back memories of a partner, relatives who have died, children, grandchildren, youth and earlier times. An AI e-ink photo frame is one example for photos, text and family messages; contacting a real family member is a separate choice.
A frame carries content. Reminders, conversation, and communication depend on the selected device and confirmed capabilities.
Familiar companionship. Clear relationships.
AI responses, original family content and contact with real people each have their own place.
AI-simulated interactionA familiar look, a clear identity
Generated responses are not the family member speaking and cannot make promises for them.
Original family contentPhotos, voices, original words
Retain sources and distinguish authentic materials from AI-organized or generated content.
Real human contactConfirm whom to contact
The person initiates contact or sharing, with the recipient and scope clearly shown.
Privacy and how it works
Clearly label a virtual companion’s dialogue as AI simulation, not the relative’s own words. Present original photos and recordings separately from generated content. Use authorized material and respect choices to keep, share or delete it; exclude medical monitoring and surveillance.
Product concepts; final forms, features and availability remain to be confirmed.
Shape companionship around expression and choice.
Explore companion products for older adults, with listening, family contact and everyday reminders in mind.
