MEET MIRA.
A physical AI companion designed to be genuinely useful. MIRA is being built to see the work in front of you, understand your routines, remember what matters, and help without making you manage one more complicated tool.
Technology should feel like help.
MIRA is CTI's attempt to build the assistant we actually want to use: local when practical, aware of the physical world, able to learn how a person works, and capable of stepping into different roles without turning everyday life into another software project.
Useful in the real world.
The goal is not another chat window. It is an assistant that understands context and can help with the task in front of you.
See the task
Use an optional camera to understand equipment, screens, documents, spaces and physical work when showing is easier than explaining.
Learn the routine
Remember repeatable processes, important steps and the way you prefer to work so useful knowledge does not live only in your head.
Help do the work
Assist with organization, troubleshooting, preparation, accessibility and routine computer tasks instead of only giving instructions.
Stay under your control
Prioritize local processing and clear permissions so camera, microphone, memory and connected-system access remain deliberate choices.
A real device with a real presence.
The first prototype is planned as a compact desktop companion with enough local compute to be useful, a small touchscreen, microphone and speakers, a PTZ camera, fast storage, network connectivity, and the ability to interact with a connected computer.
From concept to working prototype.
Core intelligence
Build MIRA's local software, memory, voice and assistant behavior.
Hardware integration
Combine compute, display, audio, camera, storage and cooling into one dependable system.
Real workflow testing
Put MIRA into actual office and technical tasks and learn where the concept succeeds or needs work.
Custom enclosure
Turn the working hardware into a compact physical device that feels unmistakably like MIRA.
Help build the first working prototype.
Support goes toward prototype hardware, testing, replacement components, integration work and the custom enclosure needed to turn MIRA from a concept into a physical assistant.