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Your First Week with Optimus at Home

Unboxing, room mapping, family onboarding, and the essential settings every new owner should configure.

Beginner · 12 min read

Quick-start checklist

  1. 1Complete room mapping in daylight with floors clear
  2. 2Set family member profiles and voice preferences
  3. 3Run the 30-minute safety orientation with kids and elders
  4. 4Configure charging station and daily schedule windows

Your first week sets the tone for years of family life with Optimus. Rushing setup leads to frustration; a methodical first seven days builds confidence for everyone — including kids and elderly family members.

Day 1: Unboxing & charging

  • Place the charging station in a central, accessible location — not a closet
  • Let Optimus complete its initial firmware check and self-diagnostics
  • Do NOT run room mapping on day one — let the family meet Optimus first
  • Run through the quick-start guide on the display with all family members present

Day 2–3: Room mapping

  • Map in daylight with floors clear of clutter and cables
  • Start with common areas: living room, kitchen, hallway
  • Add bedrooms and bathrooms on day 3
  • Mark no-go zones: stairs, utility closets, home office if desired

Kids are curious — let them watch mapping from a safe distance. It reduces fear and builds excitement for the first week.

Day 4–5: Family profiles

  • Create a profile for each family member with voice and preference settings
  • Set age-appropriate interaction levels for children
  • Configure elderly family member assist preferences (mobility level, medication schedule)
  • Assign a primary 'owner' account for settings changes

Day 6–7: First workflows

  • Run one housekeeping task end-to-end (vacuum the living room)
  • Try one family routine (morning kitchen tidy or evening dish loading)
  • Run the 30-minute safety orientation with kids and elders
  • Configure daily schedule windows so Optimus knows when it's 'work time' vs 'rest time'