Screen-free help
Children can ask for everyday help through voice, without opening a tablet or phone.
Hear an example
"It's time to put your library book in your school bag." No screen needs to come on.
Family-friendly AI in Singapore
One home, configured for every generation.
One flat, three generations, three different ideas of what technology should do. Radiant Robotics sets up a shared household system with screen-free help for children, gentle support for seniors, and clear privacy boundaries for adults.
Each profile changes what the assistant can do and what it keeps. Shared routines bring the day together.
Child profile: spoken prompts, no display
A child can ask for a spelling prompt or hear a reminder to pack a school bag. Adult-only settings stay out of reach.
Built around family boundaries
Child-safe by design, not by setting.
A voice assistant can help without becoming another screen to manage. Parents set the response boundaries; children get age-appropriate prompts.
Age-appropriate replies
Parents define which topics and types of response are suitable for a child's profile.
Hear an example
"Let's practise spelling one word at a time." The adult sets the learning prompt and response boundaries.
Protected care settings
Children cannot change elderly care routines, monitoring preferences or alert settings.
See how it works
Adult profiles keep safety and care controls separate from child voice access.
Prompts that build habits
Use short spoken cues for reading practice, spelling and familiar daily routines.
Hear an example
"Would you like to read two pages before dinner?" Parents choose which prompts are active.
Privacy controls
You decide what is remembered.
Set retention by profile, choose who can review household activity, and pause sensing in selected rooms. Children can have minimal interaction history while adults keep the access they need.
Clear controls. No guesswork.
Household privacy settings
Example controls for a family setup. Changes below update the summary.
Child history is available to adults. Senior reminders are enabled. Bedroom sensing is active.
Shared routines
Routines that work across three generations.
A school morning can include a child's departure cue and a grandparent's reminder in one schedule. Each person gets the prompt that fits their day.
School morning, with a care reminder
A spoken prompt helps a child remember their school bag. A separate reminder can follow the senior's agreed morning routine.
A quieter afternoon
Lighting and air-conditioning can follow a quiet-hour schedule while an older family member rests. Room settings can be adjusted by the household.
Homework, a wellness prompt and lights out
Set reading-friendly light for homework, add a caregiver's wellness check reminder, then schedule an appliance shutdown for the evening.
Clear steps when an alert is raised
Choose which adult is notified and what information is shared. The household agrees these steps in advance.
Comfort, planned together
Comfort for everyone, waste for no one.
Use lighting scenes for homework, reading and winding down. Set air-conditioning around your household's sleep and comfort preferences, then adjust when rooms are empty.
A monthly household summary can help you see how your schedules change energy use.
Start with a comfortable shared temperature and warm, adjustable lighting for the evening routine.
A simple day plan
Morning
Bright entry lighting
Afternoon
Quiet-hour room settings
Evening
Reading and homework light
Bedtime
Lower light, scheduled shutdown
Schedules are starting points. Your family chooses the temperature, timing and rooms that suit your home.
Plan for the household you have
Design one system that suits the whole household.
Bring children's routines and elder care needs into the same consultation. Settings can change as children grow and care needs shift.
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