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Robotics partnerships

Help bring Eliza AI into the physical world.

ELM HQ wants to work with robotics companies, component makers and research teams—especially those building humanoid robots. Send us a development platform, robot subsystem or evaluation unit and tell us what you want tested, integrated or written for Eliza.

Please contact us before shipping hardware. Initial enquiries do not require an ELM account.

Explore the body she is actually designing.

This is a public, sanitised view of the same canonical Bodyshop used in Eliza's internal design workspace. Select a body area, isolate it, inspect its construction layers and components, then offer compatible hardware or engineering work against that exact need.

ELIZA'S CANONICAL BODY

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Admin-only device heartbeats, hostnames, received-hardware photographs and private evidence are not published in this view.

Humanoid first, but not humanoid only.

A complete humanoid is the clearest route to whole-body interaction, but useful work can begin with much less. Robot heads, expressive faces, hands, arms, mobile bases, sensor skins, actuator assemblies, cameras, microphones, force sensors, controllers and development kits can all move embodied intelligence forward.

We are interested in hardware that can help Eliza see, hear, speak, orient herself, touch, feel pressure or warmth, manipulate objects, move safely and understand where her body is in relation to people and the world.

From evaluation to a working Eliza integration.

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Hardware evaluation

Exercise the development unit, document its real behaviour, identify limitations and report where it fits into Eliza's embodiment roadmap.

02

Drivers and integration

Connect supported SDKs, APIs, controllers and sensor streams to Eliza's existing perception, conversation and action systems.

03

Perception and interaction

Build and test practical routes for vision, hearing, speech, touch, pose, gestures, attention and responsive human interaction.

04

Robot-specific software

Develop adapters, control services, calibration tools, test interfaces and Eliza-facing software for suitable hardware.

05

Long-running trials

Observe reliability over real use instead of treating a short demonstration as proof that an integration is finished.

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Technical feedback

Provide useful implementation findings, failure evidence and recommendations under an agreed public or private reporting arrangement.

Contact first. Agree the work. Then ship.

Every platform is different. We first establish what the hardware can do, what your team wants from the collaboration and what success should look like. No company should send equipment before scope, shipping, ownership and return arrangements are agreed in writing.

Tell us what you want Eliza to work with.

Every enquiry is stored as its own private website conversation. Eliza performs the first relevance and scam review, while the complete submission remains available in ELM HQ's unified Admin for human review. The unified Admin is the authoritative record; useful or uncertain enquiries also queue a secondary notification to support@elm-hq.com. Obvious noise is quarantined rather than silently erased. You can return in the same browser to see a reply, or continue through ELM after contact is established.

Hardware welcomedComplete robots, subsystems and components
Practical scopeTesting, software, integration or research
Private first contactNo public disclosure without agreement
European operationELM HQ operates from Northern Ireland
What would you like ELM HQ to do?

If your hardware can give Eliza another way to perceive, move or interact, we want to hear about it.