Albria Albria in the room Coming
The same Albria, in a small robot on her table. It's not a separate device to learn. It's the Albria the family already uses, with a face and a voice in the room where she spends her evenings.
It turns toward her when she comes in, says good evening, and tells her that Lee is at the gym and back at 8:15.
She asks what's on tonight. It suggests the first film on her own list, the one the family picked, and asks before it turns the TV on.
The caregiver's brief: “Movie at 7:45, she watched to the end. She asked about Lee twice, and both times it told her he was home soon.”
For her: someone in the room who answers kindly, every time. For the caregiver: an evening that runs itself, and a true account of it afterward.
This is how we do it at home, with a Reachy Mini running Albria. It isn't a product, and there's no kit to buy.