A defined play space
A proposed physical perimeter supplements the robot's own sensors and markings.
In concept stage · Not yet for sale
DeskNest / For EMO ↗
Meet DeskNest, a tabletop play-area concept for EMO. Clear sides, space for the charger you own, and an opening for easy access. A little home for your little robot.
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Sound familiar?
A keyboard, a coffee, a charging cable, and EMO wandering between them. If you have tried a tray or homemade barrier, you may want a setup that feels like it belongs on your desk.
Imagine a defined play area with clear sides, a planned charging spot and a removable front. DeskNest aims to make EMO's corner easier to arrange, enjoy and clean.
Would this help your setup? →Designed with your day in mind
DeskNest aims to bring roaming, charging and everyday access into one considered space. These are design goals; the concept has not been tested.
A proposed physical perimeter supplements the robot's own sensors and markings.
The concept reserves room for the existing charger and a cable exit.
A removable front panel is intended to make cleaning and pickup simpler.
Picture the routine
Here is how the proposed design would fit into your day.
Set the proposed base on a desk with enough open space for EMO to move.
Place your existing Home Station or skateboard charger inside and guide its cable through the rear opening.
Fit the clear sides, then remove the front panel when you need to pick EMO up or clean the area.
Help shape DeskNest
Could DeskNest belong on your desk? Join the waitlist to hear if the idea moves forward. Tell us about your charger and desk space so the concept can be tested against real setups.
An unbuilt concept from HomeRobotHQ. No launch date or production commitment yet.
Before you join
Want to explore the evidence or build something like this?
Read the EMO product idea report ↗No such claim can be made. The concept adds a physical perimeter, but wall height, stability and EMO's behavior inside it have not been tested. It would not replace supervision or a suitable desk setup.
The aim is to accommodate Home Station and skateboard-charger setups. Neither fit nor return-to-dock behavior has been validated. The footprint is still being explored; your available desk space is useful feedback.
No. DeskNest would be a separate accessory for the EMO and charger you already own. It is an independent HomeRobotHQ concept, not a LivingAI product or endorsement.
DeskNest is an unbuilt concept, not a product for sale. There is no confirmed launch date. Joining records your interest and permission for concept updates; it does not reserve a unit, lock in a price or commit you to buy.