One table.
A hundred questions.
Bring something interesting inside.
Explore it together.
A closer look.Structure. Texture.
A question waiting to happen.
A question waiting to happen.
Start with a question.An explanation,
right beside the part.
right beside the part.
Think in dimensions.Explore the relationship
between shape and space.
between shape and space.
The setup Blender concept
ObjectsExplanations
Illustrated concept · Choose an object.
Circuit board — an explanation, right beside the part.
Point. Ask.
Understand.
What if computing happened
where your attention already is?
Frozo brings a camera, a projector and AI into the same workspace. We’re building towards explanations that live beside real objects—so you can stay with what you’re doing.
Light.
Context.
Connection.
A new role for
familiar hardware.
The prototype uses a compatible projector, a camera and a computer. Calibration connects what the camera sees to where the projector draws.
Blender illustration · Not a live demoStart with a compatible projector and a flat work surface. The prototype requires calibration.
Tell us about your setup A big idea.
A working prototype.
Real work ahead.
We’re building in the open about what’s possible—and what still needs to become dependable.
Built into the prototype
Camera-to-projector calibration, object highlighting, question-and-answer foundations and projected explanation panels.
Being made dependable
Keeping track of objects through movement and occlusion, stable physical alignment and complete everyday workflows.
Where we want to go
More ways to learn and make, and a compact adapter for compatible projectors. There is no announced shipping date yet.
Before you ask.
Is Frozo available to buy?
Not yet. Frozo is a prototype in development. We haven’t announced pricing or a shipping date. Email hello@frozo.ai to discuss your use case or ask about the build.
Will it work with my projector?
We’re building around compatible projectors, but haven’t validated every model. The current prototype needs a camera, computer, flat work surface and calibration. Tell us about the equipment you have.
Is this website showing live product footage?
The interactive tabletop is an authored illustration. The films are AI-generated concepts, and the setup animation is made in Blender. They explain the direction; they don’t prove recognition accuracy or completed real-world workflows.
Does Frozo need the internet?
The core capture, calibration, scene and rendering loop is designed to work offline. AI responses depend on the configured provider; some use cloud services.
What would you
bring to the table?
A projector. A question. A use case.
We’d like to hear it.