CyboPal ONE Robot-Arm Monitor Hits Kickstarter, Tops Goal 100-Fold
The CyboPal ONE is a 27-inch 4K monitor on a robot arm that responds to voice and gestures; shipments are scheduled for December 2026.
CyboPal is crowdfunding the CyboPal ONE, a robot-arm monitor that responds to voice and gestures, on Kickstarter. The campaign runs from September 22 to November 21 and has already raised more than 100 times its funding goal, according to news.denfaminicogamer.jp.
The monitor can move its position and orientation and operate apps on command. A dedicated client supports Windows, macOS and Linux, and the display connects over USB-C.
Inside the CyboPal client, an AI agent called Pauli handles voice operation and routes tasks to apps including Gmail, Slack, Chrome, Zoom, YouTube, Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Codex.
The 27-inch 4K panel can also show screens from compatible smartphones or tablets over USB-C or HDMI 2.1. A free-standing desk mount is available as an add-on reward.
Pricing and shipping
The planned retail price is 2499 dollars, with an early-bird reward of 1599 dollars for the first 300 backers. Shipping is scheduled for December 2026.
Quick answers
How much does the CyboPal ONE cost?
The planned retail price is 2499 dollars. Early-bird backers among the first 300 can get it as a 1599-dollar reward.
When does the CyboPal ONE ship?
Shipping is scheduled for December 2026, with the Kickstarter campaign running from September 22 to November 21.
Which systems does the CyboPal ONE support?
It supports Windows, macOS and Linux through a dedicated client and a USB-C connection.