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Off the screen. Into the world.

Reels, games, and cartoons are raising our kids. Hai Robo for Kids gets them off the handheld screen: a kid-safe projector turns the room itself into the playground, so kids grow by doing, not watching.

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The root of it

School age is the exploring age.

Every kid is great at something. They only find it by trying everything, and the school years are the time to try. Yet for most families, life gets in the way.

Most schools chase marks

A few nurture the whole child, but they're costly and rare beyond big cities.

Parents are stretched

You'd teach them everything, but work and home leave no time.

Tuition doesn't reach

Right teacher not nearby, daily drop-off impossible, quality a guess.

Curiosity keeps no timetable

Interest sparks at 7pm Tuesday. No class is open then.

So the exploring gets dropped, and a screen fills the empty hours. Heavy screen time keeps getting linked to the same costs:

Late speech

less real talk

Still bodies

hours sitting

Lonely play

no teamwork

Frayed focus

15-second minds

Taking the screen away starts a fight. Replacing it with something better doesn't.

The solution

One companion. The whole kid.

Always home, always patient, awake whenever curiosity strikes.

The Hai Robo for Kids prototype with its projector head
Make

Trace, cut, craft

Works today
Learn

Homework explained

Works today

One robot does all of it. Green is working today, the rest is on the way.

How it works

From a spoken idea to something they made.

  1. 1

    Ask

    “Hai robo, draw a butterfly.” Your kid just says what they want to make.

  2. 2

    Project

    The built-in projector casts the outline straight onto their paper.

  3. 3

    Trace

    They trace the projected lines, with no printing and no glowing screen to stare into.

  4. 4

    Cut

    Scissors follow the outline to cut the shape free from the sheet.

  5. 5

    Craft

    Fold it in half and it stands up, made by hand.

“Hai robo, draw a butterfly” Hai Robo for Kids companion projecting onto paper from its projector head
Filmed at home

Already working in real homes.

Not renders or mockups. Every clip is our prototype, built by Koreidea and filmed with a real family at home.

01 Learn

Homework, explained out loud.

Camera on the page, answering the question.

02 Make

A drawing traced on real paper.

Projected outline, cut and crafted by hand.

03 Play

Follow-me, room to room.

It trails your kid on its wheels.

Ball games: planned
04 Dream

A story glowing on the wall.

Projector tilted up for bedtime.

Under the shell

How it's built.

One friendly robot, four working parts, and snap-on modules to come. Tap a part.

Hai Robo for Kids prototype with projector head, camera, voice body, and wheeled base
The payoff

What your kid gains. What you get back.

Not features. Outcomes. This is what changes at home.

Your kid gains

  • A real shot at finding their thing. Trying drawing, music, making, and sport is how a passion shows itself.
  • Creativity they actually use. A habit of imagining, drawing, and building instead of only watching.
  • Problem-solving they can feel. Working out how to build it, fix it, and finish it, one project at a time.
  • More words, sooner. A companion that talks back builds real back-and-forth language.
  • A body that moves every day. Jump-and-duck games and ball play instead of a couch and a screen.
  • Confidence they can make things. Crafts they cut and built with their own hands.
  • Friends, roles, and teamwork. Group games teach sharing, leading, and losing gracefully.
  • Real skills that compound. From homework understood to the first clean guitar chord.
  • Calm attention. One drawing finished beats fifty reels skimmed.

You get back

  • The end of screen-time battles. You're not taking fun away, you're upgrading it.
  • Guilt-free busy hours. They're engaged and moving, not parked in front of autoplay.
  • A fridge full of proof. Crafts to pin up instead of a watch history to worry about.
  • Softer bedtimes. Stories on the wall wind the day down instead of winding them up.
  • A kid who talks to you. The talking habit it builds doesn't stay with the robot.
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For parents

Built for kids' eyes, ears, and privacy.

A kid-safe projector light, and the same privacy-first foundation as the rest of Hai Robo: on-device listening, no keys on the device, and parental controls.

Kid-safe projector light Listens on device Parental controls No ads, no tracking

Raise a maker, not a scroller.

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