In development

Tap a system. Activate another.

Private networks that tap visual and audio data from the systems running inside them — and use it to support or activate other systems.

Governed, scoped, revocable. The raw never leaves; only what you grant does.

A person asleep while a robot, triggered at 4am, quietly gets to work — You're asleep. A trigger fires — a time, a sensor, a camera — and the system you built quietly activates another. That's the whole idea.

a system → tap (NetBird + Zenoh) → derive → activate

Robot → robot

Tap a humanoid's messages

Subscribe to what a humanoid publishes on its own bus, on demand, to inform another system — without taking the controls.

World → robot

Cameras activate the humanoid

Surrounding cameras on the private network tap the scene; the derived signal is what wakes or directs the robot.

World → effector

A camera triggers a response

Watch a scene or a machine, recognise the condition that matters, and trigger a physical response — an actuator, an alert, another system.

Same engine, different I/O. A governed private network, a scoped tap, a derived signal that activates something else — from a full humanoid down to a single camera and a relay.

david@humanoid.nz