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Natural spoken interaction shaped around the driver's chosen name and conversational style.
CARVIS turns a smartphone and a vehicle's Bluetooth audio into a personalized voice copilot — without requiring a compatible infotainment system.
CAR VERY INTELLIGENT SYSTEMThe controlled pilot combines low-latency voice conversation, personalized briefings, weather, and handoffs to navigation and media. It is designed for drivers who rely on a phone and Bluetooth audio as their primary digital interface inside the vehicle.
Natural spoken interaction shaped around the driver's chosen name and conversational style.
Handoffs to external navigation with a flow designed to minimize touch interaction.
Content discovery and service handoffs that respect each platform's technical boundaries.
An experience designed to reduce the need to look at or touch the screen.
The showcase reuses CARVIS's configurable faces. Mouth movement follows the audio, while every visitor deliberately chooses a language and starts playback.

An English introduction using Cedar, one of OpenAI's official voices available in the voice ecosystem used by CARVIS, with audio-driven lip synchronization.
Hello. I am CARVIS — Car Very Intelligent System. I was created to be your personalized voice copilot, speaking naturally through your phone and your car's Bluetooth audio, while adapting my voice, face, personality, and conversational style to your preferences.

A second face presents the product story so viewers can distinguish the CARVIS experience from the institutional narration. The international cut will use native English narration and on-screen copy.
What if any car could have an intelligent copilot? CARVIS turns the smartphone and Bluetooth audio drivers already use into a natural, personalized conversational experience. The driver chooses a name, voice, face, and personality, then asks for briefings, weather, navigation, music, and useful content with fewer touches on the screen.
The library holds the permanent collection. The Roadlist selects what matters now, puts it in the right order, and sizes the sequence to the actual travel time.
Architecture defined · implementation in developmentDestination, calendar, or one short confirmation establishes the queue's real duration.
When a full item will not fit, CARVIS offers the summary and announces the change.
Documents, podcasts, music, and radio share one sequence; the next commitment sets priority.
Progress is stored per item so playback continues exactly where the driver stopped.
A phone mount and the vehicle's Bluetooth audio form the interface. No new car, replacement head unit, or adapter is required.
With projection disconnected, the vehicle returns to standard Bluetooth audio. Android Auto and CARVIS do not run simultaneously in this mode.
Switch between projection and Bluetooth only while the vehicle is parked.
CARVIS is an independent project. It does not claim partnership or endorsement. Our goal is to share field findings from a working pilot and open a constructive technical dialogue with each platform.
Exploring Realtime 2.1 mini, its official voices, and field findings from WebRTC and Android Bluetooth audio.
A request for guidance on reliable discovery and content-opening flows across authentication, deep links, and user control.
Exploring safe, hands-free handoffs to YouTube and YouTube Music for vehicles without compatible native interfaces.
The stable Android route has been preserved. This institutional website is a separate project and contains no microphone capture, location access, pilot enrollment, or APK logic.
The institutional documents for OpenAI, Spotify, and YouTube are in production. Once completed, they will be made available through a link.