Physical AI · Robotics · Wearables
Physical AI understands 3D space and works within real-world physics. We build the conversational AI that gives robots a voice, a memory and judgment, plus the perception and guidance behind smart glasses and wearables.
What physical AI is
Physical AI is artificial intelligence that can perceive, understand, reason about and interact with the 3D world, subject to gravity, friction, geometry and continuous time.
Machines that move and manipulate the world: humanoids, quadrupeds, mobile robots, cobots, drones and vehicles. They close the full loop from sensing to motor action.
Devices that sense the world and guide people: smart glasses, XR headsets and wearables. They see from your point of view, and you are the actuator.
Sense · Think · Act
Pick a device class to see how it moves through the physical feedback loop.
Perceptive physical AI · egocentric
ExamplesAI smart glasses, display glasses and XR headsets for maintenance, logistics, training and events.
Where AOP fitsGlasses assistants that guide workers hands-free, and first-person capture that becomes training data for robots.
Biometric and kinetic physical AI
ExamplesSmartwatches, rings and AI pins; haptic gloves for robot teleoperation; EMG wristbands; powered exoskeletons.
Where AOP fitsApps and agents that turn wearable signals into coaching and safety, and motion capture that teaches robots.
Actuated physical AI · full actuation
ExamplesHumanoids, quadrupeds, autonomous mobile robots, cobots, surgical arms, drones and vehicles.
Where AOP fitsThe conversational layer: voice, persona, memory and task reasoning that turns a spoken request into a safe robot action.
The shared stack
Real-time streams from cameras, LiDAR, IMUs, microphones and force or biometric sensors. Glasses and wearables use the same sensor fusion and SLAM pipelines as mobile robots.
Models that understand 3D geometry, object permanence and physics, running with very low latency on robot compute modules or neural processors in glasses.
Robots turn model output into motion. Glasses and haptic wearables capture people doing real tasks from a first-person view, and that data trains the next generation of robots.
What we build
The robot platform handles balance and motion. We give it the voice, memory and judgment to work with people.
A branded AI persona with natural speech, turn-taking and personality, built on our AI persona stack.
Remembers people, places, past conversations and the task at hand, within the privacy rules you set.
Agents turn a spoken request into robot actions through ROS 2 and vendor SDKs, with guardrails on what the robot may do.
Speech in many languages, plus gesture, gaze, screens and the robot's own cameras as inputs.
Confirmations before physical actions, safe zones, and handoff to staff or teleoperation when the robot is unsure.
Connects robots to CRM, ticketing, inventory, calendars and analytics, so conversations turn into real work.
Robots
Humanoid and quadruped platforms, autonomous mobile robots, cobots and ROS-based custom builds.
Robots that welcome visitors, answer questions, give directions and book demos, with a persona designed for your brand.
Autonomous patrols that read gauges, spot open doors and hazards, and report with photos and voice.
Vision-guided arms and mobile cobots for warehouses, labs and light assembly, supervised by your team.
Mobile robots for inventory, delivery, wayfinding and guided tours across sites.
See, move and talk through a robot from anywhere, so the expert does not have to travel.
Robots that perform, demo and collect leads at shows, with character and content designed by us.
Wearable AI + glasses
Smart glasses see from your point of view and guide your hands. Wearables read motion and biosignals, and haptic gloves and exosuits cross into actuation. Together they are also the bridge for training robots: first-person video and motion data from people doing real work feeds robot learning.
The wider landscape
Self-driving cars, autonomous trucking, delivery pods, and aerial or marine drones.
Factories, warehouses, hospitals and traffic grids with sensor networks and automated controls that orchestrate work in real time.
Surgical robotics, smart prosthetics and closed-loop medical devices.
How we work
Why Agents of Play
Immersive training, sales tools and AI personas shipped for KPMG, T-Mobile, L3Harris and more.
The same skills robots and glasses run on, from digital twins to on-device apps.
Our AI personas give devices a voice, a memory and tools from day one, integrated with your data and systems.
FAQ
No. We work with leading humanoid, quadruped and cobot platforms and build the conversational AI, apps and integrations on top.
No. Discovery and the first prototype use our devices. We recommend hardware once the use case is proven.
Yes. Perception and many models run on-device; cloud is used only where it adds value and connectivity allows.
Processing can stay on-device, nothing is used to train models without your agreement, and retention is set per project with your privacy team.
Yes. Agents call tools: ticketing, inventory, CRM, calendars or your own APIs, with permissions you control.
Prototypes start in the low five figures and ship in 4 to 6 weeks. Pilots and deployments are scoped after discovery.
Connect
Glasses, humanoid or cobot: tell us about the job, the site and your timeline. The AOP team will get back to you within a day with a prototype approach.