Support Mia can be made into a built-in battery with a lithium-ion battery.
Introduction. Mia, currently in beta release, is rechargeable, but it can be disassembled and fitted with lithium-4 batt...
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Development Story The story of over 100 different eye designs that were tried and tested with Figma.
Mia is characterised (we think) by her cute eye movements and her rich eye expressions of joy, anger and sadness when her head is stroked, and we would like to describe the story of how we created over 100 different rich eye expressions using Figma through trial and error. In the future, we would like to extend this eye design so that it can also be created by the user.
Development Story The story of how JLCPCB created a board and chassis and turned PDCA as quickly as possible in hardware development.
Mia, which is currently 100 units and in beta release, was created using JLCPCB for both the enclosure and the board. This article describes how we developed the PCB and the enclosure and ran the PDCA as quickly as possible. The actual order history shows that in the year 2023 alone, a total of more than 10 orders for board improvements were placed.
Development Story Until Mia’s design was completed: with an eye toward mass production
In the early days, I used a 3D printer to print the design of Mia's body through trial and error, but it didn't turn out to be a pretty design, and I felt I had reached my limits along the way. In this interview, we asked Mr Inada what he was particular about when designing Mia, and how he designed the chassis with mass production in mind.
Development Story Struggled with designing a full-scale electronic circuit for the first time
Hello everyone. Mia, this is Yoshinaga, the developer. In a previous article here, I described the impetus for the devel...
Development Story My motivation for Mia’s development
Hello everyone.I am Yoshinaga, a Mia developer. In this post, I would like to explain how I came up with the idea of dev...
Support FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) What do I need to use Mia? Adapter or PC compatible with USB Type-C cable Mia is only c...
Support Handling instructions
Quick Start Guide Thank you for purchasing "Mia". What you can do with Mia Mia is a talking cat-shaped robot that speaks...
Support Free Repair Policy
(1) If the product malfunctions during the warranty period while being used in accordance with the instruction manual, l...