TRAE Pixel OFFICE
A pixel-office conversation between two configurable AI characters. The creator calls it a podcast, but the reviewed tutorial establishes text dialogue only; audio output remains unverified.
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Empty Chair
A conversational tool intended to help people identify and express emotions.
Good Luck Calendar Machine
A desktop device that prints AI companion content as a physical calendar.
Thus Spoke Socrates
Recognizes microexpressions and emotional changes to prompt a pause for reflection.
ReadHim
An app that analyzes how messages are expressed in chat screenshots.
Multimodal 3D Pet Assistant
The public listing confirms the title and competition stage, but does not yet provide enough evidence to explain what this project does.
Beike Town
Campus social interaction through AI avatars.
Mira
An AI companion that connects to smart devices.
LingSoul
A physical AI companion doll.
Couples' Life Manager
A WeChat mini app with anniversaries, shared tasks, bookkeeping, a relationship tree and AI chat modules shown by the creator.
Parallel World
An Android life-recording app built around an AI digital companion. The creator describes diaries, schedules, anniversaries, and chat memory for young people who want to record or express their experiences, with family-date and scheduling uses as well.
Planet of Memories
A pet-memory-space mini program. The creator describes pet avatars, interaction, and recording memories.
GrudgePet
A desktop emotion pet for office workers, described as supporting hotkey venting, a changing frustration score, generated text and local notes. Privacy, security and emotional benefits have not been independently verified.
BanBan
A macOS desktop-pet prototype that uses local camera cues and a personal baseline to raise yellow or red cards as reminders to pause.