Oneira's animated face reacts to motion locally. The working prototype uses a dual-processor architecture and a real owner-triggered camera. Broader image-generation and connected tool requests can use optional owner-configured services. Keeping local and connected behavior separate makes every dependency easier to understand.
The animated expression reacts locally
Oneira's face responds to movement locally. That keeps the expressive baseline available when an optional service is unavailable.
The camera and connected services expand capability
The included real camera supports deliberate capture. Its final module specification may change. Dream image generation and optional compatible connected tools and services can require internet access, authentication, permissions, and separate costs.
Outages should fail honestly
When a connected service is unavailable, the product should report the failed request instead of inventing a successful result. The local face may still react, but it should not imply that a tool ran when it did not. Clear status protects trust and helps the owner decide whether to retry, choose another service, or stop.
The short version
- The motion-reactive expression stays local.
- The Oneira device includes a real camera; its final module specification may change.
- Optional connected services add capability with network and service dependencies.
- A failed tool call should be visible, not disguised as success.
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