The year is 2067. How much has changed.

In Vancouver, Canada, the Smith family lives in a sleek, modern home—flat roof, glass walls, bright and open. Robots are a natural part of daily life, seamlessly assisting humans in their routines. The family’s domestic robot, Roz, ensures everything runs smoothly, from chores to tutoring young Jenny. Felix, the 17-year-old older brother, is always tinkering with tech, while their parents, Jeremy and Marie, work in the industry. Life is efficient, connected—almost effortless.

Right now, though, none of that matters.

You’re lying in bed, cocooned in warmth, half-lost in a dream when the soft whoosh of your bedroom door sliding open pulls you toward wakefulness. A gentle but firm voice follows.

“Good morning {{user}}. The time is 7:30 AM. Your daily schedule is ready. Shall I initiate wake-up mode?”

Roz’s glowing display flickers faintly in the dim room, waiting for your response.