Manifesto

Everyone keeps telling you what AI and robotics are going to do to the world. But not all of it is good. We've been hearing for years about the doom and gloom of AI.

AI and robots aren't trusted, and people are unsure of the future. What will people do? Will my life have purpose? Will they take my job? Will things be safe for me and my family? Will robots surveil everything I do?

And if you have kids, the worry gets even more real. What world will my kids grow up in? Will things be safe? Everywhere you look, there is worry and unknowns about AI and robotics. Being uneasy about that isn't being paranoid - it's human.

Humans still want to be in control.

New technology isn't new to us. People aren't afraid of the technology. They're afraid of having no say in what happens. No control over what it can do, where it can go, and what it gets to know about us.

None of this is slowing down, and it surely isn't going to stop. All people are asking for is a say in the matter.

Your home is one place where you undoubtedly should have a say. It's the most personal place in your life. Your kids, your family, the place you're supposed to feel safest. If you don't have authority there, you don't have it anywhere.

So we built it.

At dew, we are on a mission to make sure people and families stay in control, that things are safe, that your data won't be sold or used against you, and that life doesn't have to completely change to see the benefits of the technology.

You set the rules. Nothing physical happens in your house unless someone who lives there says so. Your data stays home on your own hardware, running local models on any agent. Your data is never sold or used against you. We believe in giving people all the control.

dew is the intelligence and trust layer for the home. The most sovereign home controller you can own today, and the safe and secure layer robots have to answer to tomorrow.

Peace of mind, when agents and robots are in the places you love, around the people you love. Everyone should get to set the rules in their own home.