Embodied AI · Human–robot interaction

Research intelligence
in the real world.

KOKO Research is a physical platform for studying perception, memory, navigation, manipulation, and human–robot interaction in real living spaces.

Research platform in active development and validation.

KOKO research prototype in a university robotics lab.
From prototypeto publishable insight.

Homes are complex.
Research should be ready for them.

Move beyond isolated demos. Study embodied systems around changing rooms, everyday objects, long-term memory, and the people who share the space.

One platform.
Many questions.

Designed to support interdisciplinary work across robotics, AI, design, and behavioral science.

01

Human–robot interaction

Study natural dialogue, readable behavior, trust, and long-term interaction.

02

Spatial intelligence

Explore scene understanding, object memory, and change over time.

03

Navigation & manipulation

Develop safe movement and physical interaction for everyday indoor tasks.

04

Assistive robotics

Investigate respectful support for independent living and home routines.

05

Embodied memory

Connect multimodal observations with persistent, contextual home memory.

06

Your research question

Bring a new hypothesis and shape an experiment with the Homebot One team.

Close view of a KOKO research prototype.

Built for experiments that move.

KOKO brings mobility, articulated interaction, multimodal sensing, and home-scale context into one evolving research platform.

Physical system
Mobile base, articulated upper body, hands, and modular prototype hardware.
Interaction
Voice, visual perception, gestures, and expressive robot behavior.
Research workflow
Experiment configuration, teleoperation, logging, and iterative testing.
Developer access
Planned APIs, tooling, and integrations released progressively with research partners.

Capabilities and interfaces are preliminary and subject to change during development.

From proposal
to real-world study.

  1. 01

    Share the question

    Tell us about the lab, hypothesis, environment, and intended research outcome.

  2. 02

    Define the setup

    Align on hardware, software access, study protocol, and safety requirements.

  3. 03

    Run and learn

    Configure experiments, collect observations, and iterate with technical support.

  4. 04

    Share the work

    Publish, demonstrate, or extend the findings with clear research attribution.

Real hardware.
Real rooms.
Measurable progress.

Bring KOKO into your next study.

Join the research list for platform updates, pilot collaborations, and future hardware access.