What does LOOI actually do on a desk day to day?
LOOI is primarily a conversational desk companion that can answer questions through voice interaction, react with animated expressions, and offer light utilities like reminders, a standby clock, and weather checks. It tends to work best as a small, ambient presence that supports short interactions rather than a device that replaces a phone assistant.

Does the visual recognition work reliably for objects and gestures?
The camera-based features can recognize certain objects and gestures, but results can vary with lighting, desk clutter, and how clearly the camera can “see” what is being shown. For best consistency, it generally needs a stable phone position and a well-lit setup where the camera has a clean view.

How useful is the 10W wireless charging feature in real use?
The charging pad can be genuinely practical if the phone is routinely placed on the robot during work sessions, since it reduces cable reliance and keeps the phone in one spot. Charging performance can depend on using a suitable power adapter and on phone alignment, so it works best when treated like a dedicated charging stand.

Does using LOOI mean giving up normal phone use?
Because the phone is part of the system, it can reduce normal at-a-glance use, such as quickly checking notifications, unless the phone is removed from the robot. This setup suits users who already leave a phone on a stand while working, but it may feel restrictive for those who frequently pick up their phone throughout the day.

What privacy considerations matter most with LOOI?
LOOI’s experience relies on camera and microphone access for features like gesture input, face tracking, and conversational interaction, which can be a concern in shared or sensitive spaces. It is most appropriate in environments where always-on sensors are acceptable, and where permissions can be reviewed and managed through the companion app.