Attach a capability
Register a new hand, sensor set, or mobile platform to the agent.
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04 · PHYSICAL EMBODIMENT
Acquire new bodies without losing the self.
Hands, mobile platforms, sensors, and future physical forms should extend one persistent agent—not create a new, memoryless system for every device.
THE OUTCOME
A physical capability attached to the agent’s existing identity, memory, permissions, accountable human, and operational history.
WORKING DEMONSTRATION
A body as a governed capability.
Prepare a dexterous-hand motion target inside a real workcell view. Commands remain isolated until an accountable human releases a bounded capability. Preparing exact ORCA v2 geometry
Target postureOpen
Awaiting human reviewGESTURES
Official ORCA Hand v2 geometry · ORCA Dexterity · CC BY 4.0THE AGENT CARRIES
Learn the available sensors and actuators
Plan movements inside explicit limits
Carry experience between physical forms
ITS HUMAN DECIDES
Define acceptable physical behavior
Approve new capabilities and environments
Retain immediate intervention and revocation
ONE CONTINUING ASSIGNMENT
A day in the work.
Build embodied context
Relate commands and observations to its existing work and memory.
02Expand the boundary
Review evidence before granting a more consequential physical action.
03Change the body
Move to a new form while keeping identity, relationships, and learned history.
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WHY CONTINUITY MATTERS
The body is replaceable. The agent is not. Physical embodiment matters because identity and accumulated experience can outlive any one form.
NEXT FIELD · DIGITAL WORK
From a request to a finished body of work.