The ARION familyIntroducing the ARION familyConcept
One mind.Every form it needs.
ARION makes machines with two lives: a household robot that becomes a motorcycle, a robot dog that becomes a scooter, and the Dock they both come home to.
- Moto: helper to highway
- 4.2 s
- Pup: walkies to wheels
- 2.1 s
- Skills, shared by all
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The family
Three machines. One household.
Each one earns its place on its own. Together they share a mind, a charger and a routine.
Helper · Ride
ARION Moto
Folds your laundry. Then folds into a motorcycle.
A household robot with a genius-grade mind that becomes an electric superbike in 4.2 seconds.
From $24,900. Concept price, not for sale.
Companion · Scooter
ARION Pup
Sit. Stay. Scoot.
A wheel-footed robot dog that walks itself, fetches, and becomes an e-scooter for the last mile.
From $6,400. Concept price, not for sale.
Garage · Charger · Workshop
ARION Dock
Every machine needs a home.
A garage that opens for its own machines, then charges, cleans and tunes them overnight.
From $7,900. Concept price, not for sale.
One mind
Learned once. Known by all.
Every ARION in your house runs the same mind, on board. Teach the Moto how you take your coffee and the Pup knows to wake you when it’s ready.
Skills travel
A skill learned by one machine is known by all of them by morning, from latte art to your street’s one-way system.
Memory is shared
The Pup saw where you left your keys. The Moto knows before you ask.
Private by design
The mind runs on the machines themselves. Nothing you say has to leave the house to be understood.
Hand-offs, not handovers
The Moto parks at the station and the Pup takes you the last mile, already knowing the route.
Home knows you’re coming
The Dock opens as the Moto turns into your street, and the Pup is waiting at the door.
One voice
Ask any of them and you get the same answer, because it comes from the same mind.
Better together
The Pup rides in the sidecar.
Some things only happen when the family is complete. This is the one it asks for most.
The last mile
The Moto parks by the station. The Pup unfolds into a scooter and takes you door to door, then trots home on its own.
The welcome home
The Dock rolls its door up as you arrive, rinses the road off both of them, and has them charging before you reach the kitchen.
The night shift
The Moto checks the doors, the Pup walks the garden, and the Dock locks up. Nobody wakes you unless it matters.
The whole family, from $43,200. A Moto Hearth, a Pup City and a Duo Dock to keep them in. Still $0 due.
Build the familyCompare
Side by side.
ARION Moto
From $24,900
- Forms
- Household robot, motorcycle
- Changes form in
- 4.2 s
- Top speed
- Up to 155 mph
- Range
- Up to 312 mi
- Weight or size
- 172 kg
- Carries
- Two riders and 62 liters
- Ways to build it
- 32 choices in 8 steps
ARION Pup
From $6,400
- Forms
- Robot dog, e-scooter
- Changes form in
- 2.1 s
- Top speed
- Up to 24 mph
- Range
- Up to 38 mi
- Weight or size
- 21–24 kg
- Carries
- One rider up to 120 kg
- Ways to build it
- 25 choices in 7 steps
ARION Dock
From $7,900
- Forms
- Garage, charger, workshop
- Changes form in
- 3.1 s, door to charge
- Top speed
- Stays put
- Range
- Charges both overnight
- Weight or size
- 4.2 or 6.1 m long
- Carries
- A Moto and a Pup
- Ways to build it
- 16 choices in 5 steps
Concept figures for machines that don’t exist.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is any of this real?
No. ARION, the Moto, the Pup and the Dock are a fictional concept imagined for this website. None of them is in production and there is nothing to buy. The order pages are demonstrations: they never ask for payment or personal details, and nothing you choose leaves your browser.
Do I need all three?
No. Each works on its own. Together they share one mind, one charging routine and one idea of what your day looks like, which is where the nicer tricks come from.
How do they talk to each other?
Over a private, encrypted link inside your home. The mind runs on board every machine, so nothing has to pass through a cloud for them to agree on who fetches the post.
Can the Pup really ride in the sidecar?
In companion mode, yes, goggles on and ears streaming. It considers this the best part of any day and will remind you of it.
Which one should I start with?
If you want help at home and a ride to work, the Moto. For walks, fetch and a scooter for the last mile, the Pup. The Dock makes sense once either of them lives with you.
Where does my data go?
Nowhere. The concept’s mind runs entirely on board. This website collects nothing either: the demos and the configurators run in your browser.
Does the Dock need planning permission?
It is 2.9 m tall, which many towns allow for a garden building without a permit, but rules vary. In the concept, the Permits service files the drawings for you.
Questions about one machine? See the Moto, Pup and Dock pages.
Build an ARION. Pay nothing. Ever.
Three configurators, every option drawn as you choose it. The checkout is a demonstration, so it never takes a cent.
- No payment form
- No personal details
- Nothing leaves your browser