Brain
Flagship translucent PETG form — open crown over the cooler on every unit.
Finishes
Brain shells, cubes and spheres, characters, and a square decorative base for interchangeable art — including multi-color solid and translucent prints you can order or make yourself.
Brain family
Flagship translucent PETG — Clear, Gray, and tinted preference shells.
Faces, not clones
Eye placement, brows, mouths, and mustaches compose dynamically — so every unit can look different.
Shell families
One universal core. Brain first — then cubes and spheres, then character editions.
Cube & sphere
Geometric translucent shells — cube and spheres on the same mating core.
Characters
Concept samples — cat, bear, and crystalline keepsake forms.
Decorative base
A thicker white square display module with a thin black bottom band for cameras, mic, and speaker vents — so the white body stays clean. Art slides onto tracks; light shines through solid and translucent layers. Rear opening lets airflow exit out the back.
Solid brown stump and branches weave into translucent leaves — fine multi-color detail, solid and translucent in one print. Order a piece, or print your own topper for the same base.
Coming soon
Powered square base
A standalone base unit — square thick or thin flat profile — with nothing on top. Keep a sealed clean lid, or a flush glowing white light disc so any topper you place lights from below.
Cameras, mic, speaker, and most cooling live in the black band. Extra vents wrap the sides and concentrate on the back so the white body stays clean all the way around — enough airflow for a Raspberry Pi, battery, and related boards. Plug in over USB-C when you want wall power.
Square sealed
Thick square shell — flat clean lid, vents only on the black band.
Solid meets translucent
Fine multi-colored detail — opaque solids intertwined with glowing translucent parts. Characters and abstract pieces for younger tastes, plus concept keepsakes inspired by photos.
Depth from two eyes, then a later sculpture
When both face cameras look forward, they can estimate depth on the side they can see — a still or a quiet scene, not a walk-around scan of a living person. That depth can help a later keepsake. A closed printable statue still needs extra views or a chosen generate step that invents the hidden sides. Motion3D (Camarray) is the hardware-synced path for moving subjects. Details on Models → Motion3D.
Moments together
Concept sculpture — cameras see the front; the rest is designed later.
Family portrait
Concept art for a later sculpture — not a two-camera scan. Solid figures with translucent sky: the cameras would have seen the front; the back is designed, not measured.
Birthday cake
Translucent candles that catch the light, with solid figures around the cake. Two eyes do not print a person from one picture — a later generate or extra views can fill the sides the cameras never saw.
DIY or plug and play
Built for the makers who want to design and print their own toppers — and for anyone who just wants something beautiful that works when they plug it in.
DIY community
Print your own art for the square base. Mix solid and translucent filaments. Share files, remix faces, and keep the same private core underneath.
Custom order
Send a photo or a brief — family portrait, birthday, memorial, limited run — and get a finished multi-material piece that slides onto the base.
Plug and play
Pre-built unit, standard shell, ready face. Swap art when you want a new mood — no printer required.
Limited run
Artistic toppers on the same square base — multi-material tree, wave, dark crystal, and ornate sphere. Concept gallery, not a shipping catalog.
- Tree — solid brown stump and branches intertwined with translucent leaves
- Wave — layered translucent blues
- Dark crystal — deep amethyst / near-black facets
- Ornate sphere — intricate swirled inlay through translucent material