
Carlos Box
Existing visual conceptA home hub concept to bring together voice, authorized connected devices and household automations.
- Authorized home control
- Context-aware voice assistant
- Smart automations
- Compatible devices

CARLOS DEVICES
Your devices. Your AI. One Carlos.
A new generation of devices imagined around one intelligence. The same Carlos at home and wherever you go.

CARLOS HARDWARE
A vision of products united by the same action layer. Images are concepts, not currently available products.

A home hub concept to bring together voice, authorized connected devices and household automations.

A smartphone concept built around Carlos, your tools and your applications.

Connected glasses imagined to understand the environment and provide assistance.
Concept imagery — no sales or delivery dates announced.
ConceptCARLOS ROBOT · HUMANOID
A concept humanoid designed to assist with household tasks, logistics and professional activities under human supervision. Actual abilities will depend on hardware, testing and compatible integrations.
Proposed preorder price · USD · excluding tax and shipping
Concept image only: no physical robot, validated compatibility, delivery or paid orders available yet. Free registration, no payment or obligation.
CARLOS ECOSYSTEM
A model-independent intelligence that connects your tools and devices with explicit permissions.
A connected experience across devices.
Carlos can work with tools you authorize.
Permissions, revocations and transparency by design.
An idea for new hardware experiences.
Speak to Carlos or use a compatible LLM.
Actions are bounded by your connections and permissions.
Where supported, Carlos executes and verifies the result.
EARLY ACCESS
Free, with no commitment to buy. We will contact you if the project moves forward.
Not yet. This form only registers interest: no deposits and no charges.
No launch date has been announced; designs and specifications may change.
No. The Carlos V2 project has an existing Carlos Box visual concept, but that does not establish hardware availability.
Compatibility will depend on real integrations, hardware, permissions, and technical validation.