Most humanoid builds aim for sleek finished exteriors before anything else, so it is refreshing to see one taken out in public while still visibly a work in progress. The maker has an animatronic infant-style robot riding in a grey baby stroller, exposed mechanics and all, and the unfinished state somehow makes it more endearing rather than less.
The head is where the craft shows. There is a sculpted white face on a bald, perforated grey shell that leaves the internal wiring in view, which gives the whole thing an honest, lab-prototype character. The eyes are large and motorized with purple irises, and they read as surprisingly charming. Articulated eyelids blink, mechanical brow linkages shift, and the head tilts, turns side to side and moves its gaze around. Watching those small motions together, my opinion is that the eye and brow coordination is doing most of the work of making this feel alive.
The lower body got real thought as well. The maker designed a comfortable sitting posture for it, with pale foam legs under a light purple garment and white molded hands gripping the stroller bar. A harness keeps the robot secured in the stroller, and the maker found the stroller, then started taking it on walks around the office.
The obvious open point is the skin: the maker notes there is no proper face yet and is still working on the body. That seems like a reasonable trade-off for now, since the exposed wiring and bare mechanics are part of what makes this build so watchable while it evolves.