Eyes — multi-spectral vision
The eyes are camera assemblies, not displays. Each socket carries a stereo pair of 12 MP rolling-shutter RGB sensors, a 640 × 512 uncooled microbolometer thermal camera (8–14 µm long-wave IR) and an active 940 nm near-infrared illuminator with a global-shutter NIR sensor for true low-light operation.
Daylight: stereo RGB-D at 60 fps for depth and recognition out to 25 m.
Night: NIR + thermal fusion delivers usable scene reconstruction in 0 lux ambient — a person in a dark room is seen by both their body heat (≥ 1.5 °C above background) and their NIR reflection.
Thermal: resolves temperature differences of 50 mK, enough to detect a sleeping infant under a blanket, an over-heating socket, or the leading edge of a kitchen fire.
Saccadic motion is driven by two 3-DoF gimbal motors per eye with a slew rate of 900 °/s, so the gaze tracks like a living animal rather than panning like a CCTV camera.





