Build applications that respond to emotional context.

For a seasonal promotion such as a Blue Monday sale, offer a quieter storefront: fewer competing elements, interest-based recommendations, and easy access to help. Keep offers consistent and let the shopper choose their mode.

shoppingExperience(context, {
  quietMode: true,
  interests: ['home', 'music']
});

In a music-streaming app, let the listener choose “unwind.” Suggest a calmer mix, soften visual motion, and lengthen track transitions while keeping their queue and playback controls in their hands.

listeningExperience(context, {
  goal: 'unwind',
  reducedMotion: false
});

When the available context suggests frustration, an agent can offer shorter instructions and a route to human support. Evaluate the evidence and offer a choice before taking action.

supportExperience(context, {
  requestHuman: false
});

A humanoid supporting a home-care team could adjust its speaking pace, explain a routine more clearly, or offer to contact a caregiver when someone expresses discomfort or uncertainty.

Emotional context informs communication and requests for help. Clinical decisions, medication, and physical assistance require separate professional oversight and safety controls.

A hospitality humanoid could adapt its conversational style, explain a menu patiently, or offer a quieter interaction when a guest prefers less stimulation.

Guest preferences guide service. Allergens, food handling, alcohol service, and physical movement remain subject to explicit checks; emotional inference does not establish eligibility or consent.

A friendly humanoid could support age-appropriate emotion vocabulary, turn-taking, storytelling, and practising how to ask a trusted adult for help.

Designed for caregiver-supervised use, with clear disclosure that it is a robot, minimal data collection, and easy stop controls. It should support real-world relationships without encouraging secrecy, dependency, or replacing family, friends, teachers, or professional care.