BuddyBots
A Robot Companion That's Actually There.
Not a toy. Not a screen with a face on it. Not a remote-controlled device operated by a stranger somewhere else. BuddyBots are autonomous robot companions — powered by V.I.C.K.I. — designed to be present, responsive, and genuinely useful for kids in hospitals, schools, and homes. Especially kids who need something that most technology wasn't built to give them.
Built for Kids Who Need
More Than a Device.
BuddyBots are designed for deployment in pediatric hospital settings, special education classrooms, and homes where a child with a disability needs a companion that adapts to them — not the other way around.
V.I.C.K.I.'s hybrid reasoning architecture means BuddyBots don't just respond to commands. They respond to context. They notice. They adapt. For kids with communication differences, sensory sensitivities, or complex medical situations, that's not a feature — it's the whole point.
This Was A.D.'s Idea.
BuddyBots didn't come from a market research report. They came from A.D. — a kid at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute who needed something that didn't exist.
We're building it. And we're developing the AI training data in collaboration with clinicians there, because the only way to build this right is to build it with the people who need it most.
We're Not Taking Pre-Orders.
We're Building.
We're not selling a promise. We're building — and when we ship, we'll ship something that works. If you work in pediatric care, special education, or adaptive technology and want to be part of the pilot — reach out.