Preserving identity and page context while the next view is assembled.
Evopien / Alpha development
Evopien is a humanoid companion research project built from persistent identity outward. The current head platform has working vision and audio I/O, while Evopien Core is beginning with identity, relationships, governed memory, privacy, and permission.
Concept visual, not a finished robot or demonstrated capability.
What exists now
A working head I/O baseline now sits beside the first persistent Evopien Core identity.
The Jetson platform has working GPU acceleration, camera input, microphone input, and speaker output. The local Core stack is running and the same canonical identity is returned across repeated application runs. Relationships, governed memory, privacy separation, and the model gateway remain the next proof.
The Evopien difference
The body can change. The relationship should not.
Evopien Core separates one persistent artificial identity from individual people, memories, permissions, skills, and future bodies. The same Evopien should know several people without merging their private information or treating the household as one user.
Remember people correctly. Keep their boundaries separate. Carry the same relationship forward as the interface changes.
What Evopien is for
These are design objectives, not completed product claims. The goal is practical help that preserves human control.
Household planning · Object and routine context
Research support · Skill practice
Programming and design · Long-project context
Light object handling · Accessibility support
Development path
The roadmap is evidence-gated rather than a calendar promise.
GPU execution, camera, microphone, speaker, API/database foundation, and the first persistent Evopien identity.
Explicit users, relationship state, model gateway, privacy separation, inspectable memory, and audit.
Voice and vision intelligence, hardware adapters, expression, movement, and validated physical skills.
Latest progress
Real setup, working results, known limits, and the next problem to solve.
The Jetson head platform now has working GPU acceleration, live camera capture, microphone input, speaker output, and a local Evopien Core software foundation. The first canonical Evopien identity was also created in persistent storage and returned unchanged across repeated application runs.
Read record ↗
JetPack 7.2 with Jetson Linux 39.2 is running from the 1 TB NVMe drive on the Jetson Orin Nano Super. The record documents the ISO installation, first-boot issue, system state, and the validation still required before audio and camera integration.
Read record ↗Project control moved from planning into an active private repository and initial implementation work began.
Read record ↗Follow the build
The website records the project as it moves from a working head platform and persistent Core state toward governed relationships, memory, and embodiment.
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