1. Try three small interactions
Start after one successful conversation. Keep the robot on a clear, level surface, with its moving parts unobstructed. Say “Hey Kira”, wait for listening, then try one request at a time.
| Try saying | What to look for |
|---|---|
| “Wave hello.” | One greeting gesture; wait for completion. |
| “Move forward for one second.” | A short movement on a clear, level area. |
| “Sit down.” | A supported pose with no joint binding. |
These are natural-language examples, not fixed command strings. The selected agent and installed firmware must expose the corresponding tools. Wait for each short action to finish before asking for another. If motion is abnormal, use the power switch rather than relying on a cloud voice command to stop it.
2. Make the conversation yours
- Open the international RIG dashboard and sign in with the account used to bind your robot.
- Select your device in the device list. If it is missing, finish binding in the RIG app before changing agent settings.
- Open the device's agent settings. Select an available agent, or edit its role description. Save the configuration and apply the agent to this device.
- Select the conversation language in the audio settings and save. Available voices and features depend on the international service.
- Restart only if the interface asks you to, then start a new conversation to check the change. Changing an agent's name does not change the local wake word.
Show the settings screens
3. Learn the everyday controls
Use a short BOOT press to start or end a conversation outside calibration. Triple-click is reserved for entering or completing calibration. Holding BOOT for at least 3 seconds and releasing resets saved settings; it is not a normal shutdown gesture.
Optional: Bluetooth remote control
Bluetooth pairing for Wi-Fi setup is separate from remote control. Use remote control only if your installed firmware and international app expose it. Enable the mode, confirm the device's remote indication and connect to the matching robot in the app. Try a small movement before a longer one. Voice or MCP may be suspended in this mode; exit through the available app/device control before returning to conversation. Do not assume a voice command will remain available to exit it.
4. Finish your session
Stop movement, then use the power switch before packing or adjusting the mechanism. Check for loose fasteners and trapped cables after assembly changes. Use the supplied charging arrangement; for long storage, the assembly guides recommend roughly half charge. Recheck calibration after repositioning motion components.
Fix a problem here
| What you see | What to do here |
|---|---|
| Robot does not appear in discovery | Keep it near the phone, check Bluetooth permissions and the provisioning screen, and disconnect another phone that may already be connected. |
| Wi-Fi connection fails | Check the exact network name and password, use 2.4 GHz and move closer to the router. Retry pairing before considering a reset. |
| Online, but no conversation | Complete activation, select and apply an agent to this device, and check its conversation language. Wait for listening before speaking. |
| No response to the wake word | Use Hey Kira for the reviewed international firmware; check that the robot is awake and not in calibration or remote-control mode. |
| Restarts when movement begins | Stop testing, charge the battery and inspect power connections with power disconnected. Repeated resets under load need investigation before another movement. |
| Screen stays dark | Check power and sleep state first; a never-flashed kit may need firmware. With power disconnected, inspect the display cable against this model's diagram. |
| Wrong resting posture or stalled joint | Stop, power off and check servo IDs, horn alignment and cable clearance. Recalibrate after correcting the assembly. |
You can stop here and enjoy your robot. The next stage is optional development; it is not required for daily use.
Choose your next step
Continue enjoying your robot, try firmware development, or go directly to MCP extensions and Home Assistant. Existing-tool extensions do not require completing the firmware workshop first.