One running machine holds one ERIKA instance, so identity and ongoing work have a clear home.
the computer
Plug it in.That’s it.
A computer built for the agent that will actually operate it. No monitor, desk, or daily setup.
What happens nextThe computer workhappens here.
ERIKA is a small, monitorless machine that gives one persistent agent a physical home.
The computer keeps running. Being at the computer becomes your choice.
From the wallto working.
It should feel closer to commissioning an appliance than maintaining another personal computer.
- 01
Power
Plug the machine into the wall.
- 02
Pair
Connect it from your phone.
- 03
Permit
Choose its accounts and authority.
- 04
Send
Give ERIKA work and let it continue.
Built aroundthe resident.
No display stack. No keyboard or mouse. The enclosure carries the compute, thermal, storage, and connection layers the resident needs.
- 01Top + enclosure
- 02Compute board
- 03Thermal layer
- 04Ports + storage
- 05Ventilated base
A machine thatstays put.
The point is not a smaller desktop. It is a dependable place for computer work to continue without a person in front of it.
The computer lives where you choose and carries only the accounts and permissions you deliberately give it.
Hardware is spent on the resident and its work, not on pretending somebody is sitting at a desk.
Hardware is the body.ERIKA is the resident.
The box boots the operating system that keeps identity, memory, tools, permissions, evidence, and recovery together.
Enter the operating systemIn active development
First machines arein progress.
We are working toward a small run of real ERIKA computers. Broad consumer orders are not open yet.
Discuss an early use case