A small robot mouse with a camera which is rightfully terrified of cats. It patrols the room. When NVIDIA Cosmos Reason (cosmos3-nano-reasoner, served on CoreWeave GPUs) sees a cat in the live feed, the car panics: red lights, a 540 degree spin and a sprint away, with a panic clip on the dashboard. When Cosmos sees a hot dog, the car flashes green, and approaches.
Every 5-second clip the robot records goes into the event's VAST AI OS video pipeline, where DataEngine runs YOLO11, Cosmos captions and Cosmos-Embed1 into VastDB (756 clips so far). So the robot can answer plain-language questions about its own life: "when did the cat get closest, and did I get away?" comes back with an answer and the matching clips.
A Llama 3.3 70B planner on WandB Inference narrates what the robot is doing. Reflexes (steering, a 25 cm wall check, a disconnect watchdog) run on the laptop and never wait on the cloud; YOLO11 is the offline fallback detector.
For anyone with a pet camera, a security feed or a robot: video that can be searched and acted on instead of sitting unwatched.
