An extra attachment path
The concept aims to keep a released wearable AIBI connected to the owner through a separate strap; this has not been proven.
In concept stage · Not yet for sale
StayLoop / For AIBI Pocket ↗
StayLoop is a proposed soft cradle and short secondary strap for AIBI Pocket. It is designed to catch your robot if its primary wearable mount comes loose, while leaving AIBI's face and moving head open. This is an unbuilt, untested concept, not a product for sale.
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Sound familiar?
You set AIBI on your shirt or bag strap and head out. The included magnetic mount makes that easy, but you might still want a second attachment when you bend down, move through a crowd or change layers. Correctly fitting the original mount is the first step; a backup would be for the moments you want added reassurance.
The proposed StayLoop would hold AIBI's lower body in a soft open cradle. Its short tether would clip to a separate sturdy point on your garment or bag strap. You could keep AIBI in view and check the attachment before leaving. If the primary mount separated, the tether is intended to limit the fall; that performance has not yet been demonstrated.
Would this help your setup? →Designed with your day in mind
These are design goals for a possible product; fit and catch performance remain untested.
The concept aims to keep a released wearable AIBI connected to the owner through a separate strap; this has not been proven.
An open lower-body cradle is intended to leave AIBI's expressive face and moving head in view, unlike a closed case.
The owner could check the original magnetic placement and an independent clothing clip before walking out.
Picture the routine
Here is how the proposed design would fit into your day.
Fit the proposed soft cradle below AIBI's moving head and make sure the face, camera, microphone and controls remain clear.
Position the included magnetic mount as LivingAI instructs, then attach the proposed short backup strap to a sturdy, separate clothing or bag-strap point.
Check both connections before heading out. A real prototype must be tested before relying on the backup to catch a release.
Help shape StayLoop
Would a low-profile backup make you more comfortable wearing AIBI? Tell us how you carry yours and join the interest list for possible prototype updates. Joining is not an order, reservation or promise of launch.
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 AIBI Pocket product idea report ↗No such claim is possible. The proposed cradle, tether and clothing clip have not been built or tested. Fit, catch distance, garment hold and snag safety must be checked before anyone relies on them.
No. The idea is a separate backup catch used alongside the manufacturer's mounting instructions. Correct orientation of the included mount may be all many owners need.
Compatibility is untested. A builder must measure current AIBI hardware and its moving head, then test the cradle on different garments and sturdy bag straps. Thin or delicate fabric may not be suitable.
No. StayLoop is proposed for an AIBI being worn in use. It would not cushion AIBI inside luggage, charge it or include the robot or official accessories.
The concept has no child-use or medical safety approval. It is not intended as a child's necklace. LivingAI's AIBI manual warns people with pacemakers against the supplied magnetic panel; follow the manufacturer's current guidance.
No. StayLoop is an independent HomeRobotHQ research concept, not endorsed by LivingAI. The sketches show a possibility, not a tested accessory. Joining expresses interest without committing to a purchase.