CyboPal ONE is live on Kickstarter. $30 reserve too. Desktop robotic monitor — not a humanoid.

CyboPal ONE is a desktop robotic terminal: a monitor on a moving arm with active tracking. Not a walking home butler. Not a humanoid.

Two money paths are open today.

Kickstarter is live at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cybopal/cybopal-worlds-first-active-tracking-ai-robotic-monitor. You can back the project there.

You can also put down a $30 refundable reserve at https://cybopal.com/reserve. That page says the $30 deposit locks a Super Early Bird price of $1,499. The $30 is today’s charge, not the full unit price.

Is it for sale?

You can back Kickstarter, or put $30 down on the reserve page. We have not confirmed shipping. We have not tried one.

What does it cost?

Today’s clear charge on the reserve path: $30, refundable. The reserve page locks a Super Early Bird price of $1,499.

Super Early Bird numbers on their materials disagree. We list $1,599, $1,499, and $1,099 plus $130 cashback. We do not pick one.

Retail talk of $2,499 also shows up. That is not what you pay today on the $30 reserve.

What it is

An active-tracking AI monitor on a six-axis arm, sold as a complete desktop robotic terminal (display, robotic body, AI base). Official copy talks voice control, gesture, and face tracking. That is what they published. We have not seen it work in a home.

This is not a humanoid. This is not a home butler.