Specifications

Software now. Hardware later.

What you can use today is the software. Device specifications will be published here when there is hardware to specify. Nothing below is a product you can buy yet.

The tutor

Students talk or type. A reply stays short, in English, and on the problem they brought. Conversation history is kept so the next turn can continue. Speech, when used, is prepared for a quiet voice in the room rather than a long lecture.

The skill map

Lessons come from a curriculum graph. Prerequisites stay attached to each unit, so practice is sequenced from what is already secure.

The direction for hardware

The aim is a durable device made for learning: focused, safe, and fit for a classroom, a kitchen, or a community room. It should not be another screen built to distract. Dimensions, power, and materials will be listed here once they are real.