CyberSpace

CyberCharge takes centre stage. The company is anything but quiet.

AI Doggy meets a familiar face. This one lives on top of CyberCharge.

AI Doggy had a favourite spot. CyberCharge seems to like it too.

The angled shell. The illustrated top. The green edge. Three details to recognise CyberCharge by.

One Halloween scene. Three possible leads. Who gets the spotlight: the cap, the rabbit ears, or the halo?

Three apes. Three very different moods. Who would you like to see in the next CyberSpace story: the black cap, the gold jacket, or the one with the tablet?

CyberCharge, with a little company. A closer look at the hardware—and a few familiar faces from our ape collection.

A bedside table already holds a phone, a lamp and a glass of water. Energy hardware has to fit around that routine: leave room, keep the phone within reach, and make the setup easy to understand.

CyberCharge is the hardware. AI Doggy is the character on its top panel. Two names, two roles—and one design that brings them together.

Your phone still needs to get you through the day. For phone-based DePIN, battery use belongs in the first explanation: what runs, for how long, and what you can pause.

Remember this face? The expression. The outfit. The attitude. We want our ape characters to have a recognisable place in CyberSpace—alongside the hardware and AI Doggy.

Community conversations should lead to a clear response. After you share an idea, what would you want a team to explain next: what it heard, what it plans to check, or why it chose a different direction? nitter.cf/cyberspace_web3/status…

More device data can still leave people guessing. If two devices describe the same state differently, would you rather see the raw field, a plain-language label, or both?

What would help CyberCharge fit into your home? A place to put it, a setup you can understand, or a clear reason to use it?

Using a phone for DePIN can save you a separate device. The next question is what it asks of your battery, data and permissions. Which cost would make you pause?

Using a phone for DePIN can save you a separate device. The next question is what it asks of your battery, data and permissions. Which cost would make you pause?

“On-device” answers where the processing happens. I still want to know who can start an action—and how I can stop it.

Before AI gets a place in your home, it needs boundaries. Which matters most to you: asking before it acts, seeing what it did, or being able to stop it?

A blockchain record can’t prove a device acted. What evidence should CyberSpace show?

What should AI Doggy explain next: starting a task, switching devices, or choosing what to do?