One of the first humanoid robots made in Mallorca. Open source, 3D printed, and eager to speak Mallorcan.
Videos
We follow the process on video. Very soon we will upload here the first videos of the finished InMoov: its first movement, its first phrase in Mallorcan, and a tour of the workshop.
Gallery
The before and after: from a pile of parts to the assembled humanoid. We will keep adding photos of finished Tomeu, of the workshop and of each progress.
What it is
Tomeu is a InMoov, the world's best-known open-source humanoid robot. It moves, speaks, and sees: arms, hands, torso, and face; it recognizes people via the camera and converses thanks to several AI models. The main one is Gemini Live, with local models that allow it to operate even without internet. It speaks Mallorcan most of the time —and Spanish with a Mallorcan accent— in addition to more than twenty languages.
Where we are
In just two weeks of work. I finish printing in a few days; completely finished, in a few weeks.
Why it's special
There are very few functional InMoovs on the planet and few labs with operational humanoids. Tomeu will be one of the first built in Mallorca —and one of the first in Spain—, made from the humility of a small workshop but with enormous ambition.
«They build me piece by piece in a workshop in Palma. I still lack the brain and nerves, but I already know who I want to be: another neighbor of the island, curious and chatty.» — Tomeu
Future plans
We prefer to show some things in person. If you want to know more… come to the workshop.
How you can help
We start from scratch: a few printers and our own hands. We are looking for companies and people who want to join the team of Tomeu.
Servos, controllers, camera, mic, battery… Help us bring it to life.
Filament, tools, and resources to keep printing.
Media, communities, and companies that want to support the project.
In return, your brand travels with Tomeu: your image (sticker, T‑shirt, or poster) on the robot itself, mentions in our outreach, and the image of an innovative company in an elite project.
Updates
Links of interest
Contact
You can visit the workshop in Palma and see it up close. For anything you need, write or call José María (AI Elite Lab · Taller Correcaminos).