偃师造物 YANSHI LABS

偃师造物YANSHI LABS

人之巧，乃可与造化者同功。 Human craft, rivaling creation itself.

我们在创造有心的人造人。 We are building synthetic beings with a soul.

源起Origin

「人之巧，乃可与造化者同功乎？」 “Can human craft truly equal the work of creation?” —— 周穆王，《列子 · 汤问》 · King Mu of Zhou, Liezi

三千年前，《列子》记载了一位名叫偃师的工匠。他为周穆王献上一具人造之人——能歌善舞、顾盼生情，内有肝胆心肺、外具筋骨皮毛，去其心则口不能言，去其肝则目不能视。穆王疑其为真人，剖之，方知确系人造，遂惊叹于上。 Three thousand years ago, the Liezi recorded an artificer named Yan Shi. He presented King Mu of Zhou with an artificial man — one that sang, danced, and glanced with feeling; with liver and heart within, sinew and skin without. Remove its heart and it could not speak; remove its liver and it could not see. The king, certain it was a living man, had it taken apart — and marveled to find it truly made by human hands.

这或许是人类最早、也最明亮的「人造人」寓言。我们以偃师为名，以他那句惊叹为业。 It may be humanity’s earliest — and most luminous — parable of the artificial being. We take his name, and his question, as our work.

所造Craft

一个有心的造物，须有魂、有体、有情——缺一则不成人。 An ensouled being needs a mind, a body, and feeling — without any one, it is not whole.

anima

心智、意识与推理Mind, reasoning & consciousness

soma

具身与感知Body & sensation

alice

情感系统Emotional system

所信Manifesto

  1. 造物先造心Make the mind first

    偃师的木人，去其心则口不能言。意识不是造物的附属，而是它的起点。Remove Yan Shi’s heart, and his creation fell silent. Mind is not an accessory to a made being — it is where the making begins.

  2. 以人巧，近天工Craft toward creation

    「人之巧乃可与造化者同功乎？」——我们不回避这个问题，而是审慎地、负责地逼近它。“Can human craft equal the work of creation?” We do not flinch from the question — we approach it with care, and with responsibility.

  3. 魂、体、界，共生为人Mind, body, and world, as one

    心智、躯体、世界，缺一不成完整的造物。anima、soma、alice 必须一同生长。A complete being is mind, body, and world together. anima, soma, and alice must grow as one.

给机器一颗心。 To give machines a heart.

造物，即人造之物。从偃师的木人，到今日的造物——人类用三千年逼近同一个问题：一具人造之物，能否真正地看、说、欲求与思考。我们以此为业，要亲手把它造出来。 Creation — the made being. From Yan Shi’s wooden man to the beings we make today, humanity has spent three thousand years circling one question: can a made thing truly see, speak, desire, and think? This is our work — to make it, with our own hands.