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AVM-WR-003Datasheet

The range

Three robots for the home, one platform for a fleet — what each is for, and how to get it.

Designed in Britain, answerable in Britain.

1The range

The Avanti range: model, intended use, price and how to get it.
ModelForPriceHow to get it
Avanti HomePet monitoringA household that wants to see the rooms it is not in, and keep up with a pet.£299Join the waitlist
Avanti Home ProHome securityA household that wants patrol rather than a fixed camera waiting for motion.£449Join the waitlist
Avanti CareElderly careAn older person living alone — designed around her, not around the family who buys it.£599Join the waitlist
Avanti fleet platformFleet platformAn operator running robots across a few sites without an IT department.from £35 per robot / monthBy demonstration

2Shared by every robot

The robot’s core runs on the robot. If your broadband dies tonight, it still does its job — and when it is online, behaviours and intelligence arrive as signed updates.

Every robot carries a physical camera shutter you close with your own hand. It has no remote release, so the person in the room holds the control.

Robot line study, undimensioned, with the shutter detailedA drawing sheet that is mostly empty. An upright rounded outline stands on a ground line, drawn in the broken line type that means an outline included for reference rather than asserted, with an assembly centre-line through it. The interior is blank. A circled region at the sensor head leads to an enlarged detail view, labelled Detail A, which is the only part drawn in solid ink: a physical camera shutter on a slide track, shown part-closed across the lens, moved by hand. The sheet carries no dimensions, no scale and no figures of any kind.GROUNDENVELOPE ONLYform not decidedADETAIL Athe shutter, enlargedclosed by handSHUTTERLENSUNDIMENSIONEDNO SCALEINDUSTRIAL DESIGN IN PROGRESSEverything solid on this sheet is decided.Everything broken is not.
AVM-FIG-07Robot — line study, undimensioned
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Envelope — an outline for reference; not what this sheet asserts
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Decided, and drawn: the physical shutter
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Assembly centre-line
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Ground line, detail circle, annotation

This is a drawing of one decision, and it is mostly empty on purpose. The upright outline is an envelope — the line type a drawing office uses for an outline that is there for reference and is not what the sheet is about.

One thing on this sheet is drawn in full, in solid ink, because it is the promise that will never change: the physical camera shutter. You close it with your own hand, it slides, and when it is closed the camera is blocked by a piece of hardware rather than by a setting. There is no way to open it remotely. Detail A is that shutter, and it is what this drawing is for.

There are no dimensions here, and there is no scale. This sheet makes one statement, and makes it exactly.

Full hardware specifications are published with each robot. The waitlist hears first.

3The platform

What the platform does for every robot it runs.

Platform capabilities named on this sheet, and what each one does.
CapabilityWhat it does
Behaviour composerBuild a behaviour from triggers and actions, without writing configuration by hand.
Configuration as codeVersioned, checksummed configuration bundles a robot verifies before it accepts them.
API and webhooksA versioned REST surface with signed webhooks and rotatable secrets.
TeleoperationAn authorised live session to drive a robot, with the whole session audited.
Incident flight recorderOne timeline answering what happened and what changed just before it.
Fleet anomaly detectionA flag when one robot starts behaving unlike its cohort.

Full hardware specifications are published with each robot. The waitlist hears first.