The full engineering record behind Synara — materials and anatomy, in one library.
6 dossiers · 32 sections
The biomimetic multi-layer tissue system — skeleton, actuator isolation, synthetic flesh, thermal regulation, dermal skin, fur and twelve total layers engineered to make a companion feel alive.
The mechanical envelope — legs, arms, hands, spine, pelvis and sensor skull — that gives Synara the strength of an ape and the restraint of a guardian.
Carbon-fibre femur and tibia, titanium knee, quasi-direct-drive actuators with a 12 ms reflex loop. Power-plant for the body, governed for guardianship.
An opposable hallux, a 96-cell tactile sole and a silicone tread tuned for stairs, tile and wet bathroom floors. The foot is a sense organ as much as a base.
Twenty-two degrees of freedom, tendon-driven, with sub-millimetre tactile resolution and three grip modes — carry, hold-hand and fragile. Never pinches.
Six engineered senses — multi-spectral vision, hyper-acute hearing, hazardous-gas olfaction, a chemoreceptive tongue, articulated speech and a private-cloud cognitive core.