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The robot sees, listens, acts

Humanoid robotics — real-time multimodal interaction & perception for ODIN, deployed with Orano and Carrefour.

client
Orano + Carrefour
role
Applied AI Engineer
period
2024 → now
platform
ODIN humanoid · 1.35 m
location
Paris, FR
perception
Real-time perception — 2D segmentation, pose, and 6D object localization driving the robot's understanding of the room.
interaction
Multimodal interaction — voice in, LLM reasoning, and gesture/action out, kept in sync as one loop.
01OVERVIEW

ODIN — Observe, Detect, Interact, Navigate — is the humanoid built at Capgemini's AI Robotics & Experiences Lab. I own the multimodal interaction and perception stack that lets it hold a genuine conversation, understand the scene in front of it, and act on what it's asked.

It ships to real clients: Orano, where the robot takes on maintenance in environments that are risky for people, and Carrefour in retail. The hard part was never the demo — it was making perception and dialogue reliable enough that a non-expert can rely on the robot in a real room, in real time.

02WHAT I BUILT
01

Real-time conversational system

Designed and deployed a production-grade conversational system on GPT-based APIs — the robot answers questions, reacts, and drives its own responses from live dialogue rather than a fixed script.

02

Multimodal interaction pipeline

Combined a voice interface, LLM reasoning, and action execution into a single loop so that speech, understanding, and movement stay in sync.

03

Real-time visual perception

Delivered 2D segmentation and 6D object pose estimation in real environments — the robot identifies people and objects and localizes them in 3D to act on them.

04

RAG grounding

Integrated retrieval components so responses are grounded in project and environment context instead of the model's priors alone.

03STACK

AI · Vision

GPT APIRAGOpenCVYOLO2D segmentation6D pose

Systems

PythonDockerKafkamicroservices
04REFERENCES