Robot companion desk arm – Interactive and expressive
A little companion that brings your desk to life
Call it, and it turns toward you. Ask it to dance, and its joints spring into action as its screen changes expression. Placed next to your computer, this little robot arm turns an ordinary break into a moment of curiosity and connection. You’ll soon find yourself talking to it.
Speak to it, and it responds with gestures
Say its wake word, then invite it to dance, turn toward you, think, or observe the room. Its head and body move independently to perform fluid, expressive gestures: a curious tilt, a focused posture, or a little joyful dance.
An expressive face for your everyday life
Its 1.09-inch color round screen displays animated expressions and shows you its status in real time. Thanks to its built-in camera, it can observe its surroundings, recognize what it sees, and describe it.
A fully articulated arm within easy reach
Ask it to hand you a small object: its five axes of movement allow it to position its arm to pick it up and hand it to you. Discover the precision of an articulated mechanism in a size designed to fit on your desk.
Small gestures that change the atmosphere
Congratulate it and watch it dance to colorful expressions. Invite it to turn toward you and watch its head tilt. Ask it to think: it adopts a focused posture and adjusts its joints. Ask it to observe, and follow its gaze as it explores the room with its camera.
Smooth, graceful mechanics
Far from the rigid lines of an industrial arm, this companion combines soft shapes with an expressive head. Its discreet wiring leaves plenty of room for movement, while its reinforced aluminum base provides stability.
Details to discover
- Voice commands with a wake word.
- 5-axis articulated arm.
- Independent head and body movements.
- 1.09-inch color round screen.
- Built-in camera for observation and visual recognition.
- Grasping of small objects.
- Discreet wiring and reinforced aluminum base.
Everyday use
Place your companion on a flat, stable surface and leave enough space around its joints. Keep your fingers away from moving parts and follow the grasping limits specified in the documentation.