I’m Dylan L.R. Pollock, based in Elliot Lake, Ontario. For more than a decade, I’ve been building the project that eventually became Huey and the Monkey-Head-Project while restoring consoles, cabinets, displays, and other pieces of older hardware that still deserve a second life.
I work iteratively: think it through, test it physically, correct what fails, and keep the architecture coherent even when the body changes underneath it.
I care about serious systems built from real parts, real constraints, and methods a real person can actually reach — not a fantasy lab imagined without limits.
Huey is my locally operated, physically embodied AI system. It brings together the hardware, sensing, control, cognition and documentation developed through the Monkey-Head-Project.
Huey V4 is the active physical rebuild. Earlier proof bodies are part of its history; V4 has not been presented here as completed hardware.
Lexi, Studio, Stella, Sabrina and Luna. Their photographs and names are collected on the Dogs page; individual entries will be expanded in V220.
Elliot Lake, Ontario, is home. This section will be expanded in V220.
