Project Aurelia — A 3-model architecture (80B + 13B + 9B) that physically reacts to my real-time heart rate via mmWave radar, spatial awareness via Lidar, and Vibration via Accelerometer. All on a Framework Desktop + eGPU

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Hey everyone, I’ve been building a multi-agent system in my spare time, and I just open-sourced the repository. I was getting tired of the standard text-in/text-out chat paradigm and wanted to build a genuinely situated AI—one that actually perceives the physical environment and my physiological state in real-time without hitting a single cloud API. Using my Framework 128GB desktop with an amd v620 32GB oculink via minis forum deg1. Repository: [https://github.com/anitherone556-max/Project-Au...

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