Hubble HUGO User manual

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Smart Assistant with integrated Camera
Model: HUGO

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1. Safety Instructions
READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
WARNING
This product is compliant with all relevant electromagnetic field
standards and is, when handled as described in this Guide, safe to use.
Therefore, always read the instructions in this Guide carefully before
using the device, and save it for later use.
• HUGO is intended for indoor use only.
• HUGO is not a toy. Do not allow children to play with it.
• Keep this Guide for future reference.
• Use of other 2.4 GHz products, such as other wireless networks, Bluetooth®
systems or microwave ovens may cause interference with this product. Keep
HUGO away from these types of products, or turn them off if they appear to
be causing interference.
• Always ensure that you have a good Wi-Fi®connection available.

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2. What’s in the box?
3. What can HUGO do?
• Monitoring. Hugo can be used for monitoring the home as well as the
baby or even pets. It monitors the room remotely and streams videos
directly to your smartphone.
• Record videos and take still pictures on demand. Its video-recording
capabilities can record what's going on in the house, which are stored
locally or on SD card, and can backed up to Hubble Cloud. You can shut
HUGO’s eyelid that covers the camera lens to protect your privacy.
• Integrated with Amazon's Alexa Voice Service, Hugo is controlled by
talking directly to it. It has far field microphones which pick up voice
from distance. It can download stories and can read bedtime stories to
your kids, tell jokes, provides information like the news and weather, set
reminders and control your smart home devices.
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4. Product Overview
1080P FHD
Camera
Eyelid that opens and
shuts
Eyeball that moves UP,
DOWN, LEFT and
RIGHT
Power button
Reset button
Head that
rotates 270
degrees
horizontally
IR Night Vision Window
LED panel that shows
Hugo’s “emotions” and
what he is currently
doing.
Touch sensor
Wi-Fi speaker
Lithium battery
Power socket
microSD card tray*
*Insert the ejector tool
into the hole in the
microSD card tray to
open
Dual mic

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5. Charging the battery
You can charge Hugo with the included power adapter. To charge, plug the
adapter into a power outlet, then connect the other end to the power socket
on the back of Hugo. It is recommended that you do not unplug HUGO from
the power socket. But if you ever have to, HUGO can run on battery for
about two hours.
When Hugo runs on battery, all functions are working except panning of the
head, which is disabled due to high battery drainage.
The battery will start
charging automatically when
the power adapter is
plugged in.

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6. Powering Hugo On & Off
IMPORTANT
Make sure that the IR Night Vision Window at the bottom of HUGO is not obstructed.
Power LED blinks HUGO is not connected to any WiFi network.
Power LED steady on HUGO is connected to a WiFi network.
Press and hold for 3 seconds to
power Hugo On & Off.
IR Night Vision Window

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7. Connecting Hugo
What you need:
• Smartphone or tablet with Android™ OS 5.0 and later or iOS 9.0 and
later
• Wireless network
7.1 Download HUGO App
For Android™ devices
Go to Google Play™ Store, search for “HUGO”, then download and install
the App on your Android device.
For iOS devices
Go to App Store, search for “HUGO”, then download and install the App on
your iOS device.

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7.2 Setting up on Android Devices
Step 1:
Ensure that your Android device is connected to the Wi-Fi®router.
Step 2:
Run HUGO on your Android device, tap SIGNUP and follow the in-app
instructions to create your HUGO Account.
Step 3:
Power up HUGO and tap Continue when HUGO says “Connect me to
Internet”.

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Step 4:
Tap Continue to confirm your Wi-Fi®network or tap Change to choose
another Wi-Fi®network.
Step 5:
Once you have selected your Wi-Fi®network, your Android device will start
to establish a connection with HUGO.
Connection should take less than 1 minute.
Step 6:
Register your Android device with HUGO by pressing the power button on
HUGO twice to start registration. You should hear a confirmation message
from HUGO.

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Registration should take less than 1 minute.
Step 7:
Tap Setup Alexa and follow the on-screen instructions to set up Alexa on
your Android device.

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Step 8:
Follow the in-app instructions to set up HUGO for home monitoring,
including settings for facial recognition, sound detection, motion detection
and more.

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7.3 Setting up on iOS Devices
Step 1:
Ensure that your iOS device is connected to the Wi-Fi®router.
Step 2:
Run HUGO on your iOS device, tap SIGNUP and follow the in-app
instructions to create your HUGO Account.
Step 3:
Power up HUGO and tap Continue when HUGO says “Connect me to
Internet”.

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Step 4:
Tap Continue to confirm your Wi-Fi®network or tap Change to
choose another WiFi network.
Step 5:
Once you have selected your Wi-Fi®network, your iOS device will start
to establish a connection with HUGO.
Connection should take less than 1 minute.

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Step 6:
Register your iOS device with HUGO by pressing the power button on
HUGO twice to start registration. You should hear a confirmation message
from HUGO.
Registration should take less than 1 minute.
Step 7:
Tap Setup Alexa and follow the on-screen instructions to set up Alexa on
your iOS device.
Step 8:
Follow the in-app instructions to set up HUGO for home monitoring,
including settings for facial recognition, sound detection, motion detection and
more.

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8. Getting Started with Hugo
8.1 Overview of Hugo App
8.1.1 Eyeball Dance
With music, Hugo can basically move his eye to a beat, entertaining the
young and easily-amused.
8.1.2 Text to Speech
If you want Hugo to say something special, enter the sentence on the
App, choose a sound effect, and he will say as you like. Text input can be
stored and played back again using a key press.

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8.1.3 Live video streaming
Hugo can stream what it sees, so you can monitor a room from anywhere.
Depending on network connection, you can stream videos directly to your
mobile device using a p2p (peer-to-peer) connection or relay streaming via
Hubble server. You can move Hugo’s camera up, down, left and right via the App.
8.1.4 Motion Detection
Motion detection algorithms are embedded on Hugo’s Camera. When motion
detection is enabled, notification will be sent to your mobile device once motion
is detected by the camera.
8.1.5 Smart Zone and Safe Zone
When Hugo is in a fixed position, you can set a predetermined area within the
Hugo’s camera view that movement will be detected. Any physical movement or
camera related activities will deactivate this feature; you will be notified and zone
detection will stop.
8.1.6 Face Detection
Hugo is also equipped with facial detection capability. During video streaming, the
camera will focus on a face and it can track a person as they move around the
room.
8.1.7 Sound Detection
When sound detection is enabled, it will generate Sound Alert Notification to
your mobile device after a predetermined sound level is reached.
8.1.8 Built-in Lullabies
Hugo has built-in lullabies that can be accessed using HUGO Alexa skill.
8.1.9 Playing a Storybook
Hugo also has built-in story books that can be accessed using HUGO Alexa Skill.

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8.2 Touch Sensor
Hugo has a touch sensor that is located on top of its head.
Touch Control
Status Control Effect
When music is playing Touch +volume key Music Volume Up
When music is playing Touch -volume key Music Volume Down
When in listening mode
(Alexa)
Touch MUTE key Mute Mic
When mic is muted Touch MUTE key Listening Mode (Alexa)
Interaction mode
(without music)
Touch +volume key System Volume Up
Interaction mode
(without music)
Touch -volume key System Volume Down
+ volume key
MUTE key
- volume key

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8.3 Controlling Hugo Via Voice Commands
Hugo's functions can be controlled by voice, either by talking to Hugo directly
or by talking to any Alexa certified device.
Before you can use Hugo's Alexa skills, you must install and activate Hubble
Hugo Skill Kit. To install and activate Hubble Skill Kit:
1. Go to Amazon Alexa app, select "Skills" from the app menu.
2. Search for "Hubble Hugo", press "Enable", and follow the in-app
instructions.
Below are some HUGO commands for Alexa Skill:
Note: *succeeding utterance ignored.
Basic Control
Intent Possible Phrases Hugo Actions
Physical
Action
Verbal
Reply
Volume
Up
• Alexa Volume Up
• Alexa Volume Up
XXXXXX*
None None
Volume
Down
• Alexa Volume Down
• Alexa Volume Down xxxx*
None None
Volume N • Alexa Volume N
N = 1 to 10
None None
Stop • Alexa Stop None None
Controlling the Camera
Intent Possible Phrases Hugo Actions
Physical
Action
Verbal
Reply
Set Privacy • Alexa ask Hugo to Set
Privacy
• Alexa ask Hugo for Privacy
• Alexa ask Hugo Privacy
xxxx*
• Alexa ask Hugo Privacy
Close Eyelid None

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Close Eye • Alexa ask Hugo to Close
eyelid
• Alexa ask Hugo to close eye
• Alexa ask Hugo to close eye
xxxx *
Close Eyelid None
Open Eye • Alexa ask Hugo to Open
eyelid
• Alexa ask Hugo to Open eye
• Alexa ask Hugo to Open
xxxx *
Open Eyelid None
Turn Left • Alexa ask Hugo to Turn Left
• Alexa ask Hugo to Turn
Head Left
• Alexa ask Hugo to Head
Tu r n L e f t
“Alexa Stop” Command
should stop action imme-
diately
Hugo head
turns left
None
Turn Right • Alexa ask Hugo to Turn
Right
• Alexa ask Hugo to Turn
Head Right
• Alexa ask Hugo to Head
Tu r n R i g h t
“Alexa Stop” Command
should stop action imme-
diately
Hugo head
turns right
None
Look Up • Alexa ask Hugo to Look Up
• Alexa ask Hugo to Focus
Upwards
“Alexa Stop” Command
should stop action imme-
diately
Hugo camera
focus is pointed
upwards
None

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Look Down • Alexa ask Hugo to Look
Down
• Alexa ask Hugo to Focus
Downwards
“Alexa Stop” Command
should stop action imme-
diately
Hugo camera
focus is pointed
downwards
None
Take a Pic-
ture
• Alexa ask Hugo to take a
picture
• Alexa ask Hugo to take a
photo
None Shutter
Sound
Record
Video
• Alexa ask Hugo to Start
Recording
• Alexa ask Hugo to Record
Video
None None
Stop
Recording
• Alexa ask Hugo to Stop
Recording
• Alexa ask Hugo to Record
Stop
• Stop
None None
Entertainment
Intent Possible Phrases Hugo Actions
Physical
Action
Verbal
Reply
Play a Lul-
laby
• Alexa ask Hugo to Play
Lullaby
• Alexa ask Hugo to Play
Lullaby X
“Alexa Stop” Command
should stop action imme-
diately
None Lullaby