The making of Pracii — our real story
Before Pracii could remember anything, we had to give it a body.
Pracii didn’t begin as a finished product. It began with an idea, a design, and a lot of work. Below: our actual CAD work and real photos of the prototype.
What’s next
And this is only the beginning.
The next challenge isn’t just making Pracii look like a companion. It’s making the experience live up to the idea.
The first design
Every little detail had to start somewhere.
We started by designing the robot’s physical form: its head, body, wheels, and the parts that would hold everything together. It looked simple on the screen. Making it real was another challenge.
The first prints
Then came the part we could actually hold.
We started 3D printing the components. For the first time, we could see the proportions, inspect how the parts fit, and understand what needed to change.
The redesign
The first version taught us what the next one needed.
We went back to the design, refined the form, adjusted components, and continued printing. This was the point where Pracii began to look less like a collection of parts and more like a robot.
Our first complete prototype
From a design on a screen to something sitting on our table.
We brought the printed parts together into our first assembled physical prototype. A recognizable head. A compact body. Four wheels. A design that finally felt like Pracii.
