The AI robot that lives on your desk.
Tap its head, ask anything, and it answers out loud. Its eyes, head and lights react while it talks.
Move your cursor around. Tap Pal to say hi.
Talking to Pal takes one tap.
Tap its head
A light touch on top is all it takes. No app to open and no wake word to remember.
Ask anything
A question, a quick fact, the time, or a joke for your coffee break.
It answers out loud
In real time, with expressions and head moves to match. Interrupt it with another tap.
Small enough for any desk. Full of personality.
Eyes that say more than words
A round screen with animated eyes: happy, sleepy, surprised, thinking and five more. They blink, glance around and follow the conversation.
A light that reacts
Sixteen LEDs under the base glow on your desk. They breathe while Pal waits, pulse while it listens, spin while it thinks, and follow its voice when it talks.
Turns and nods
Two small motors let Pal look around, nod yes and shake no. Move your cursor over the robot above to see it follow you.
Listens only when you tap
Pal sends audio only after you tap its head, and stops as soon as you finish talking.
Gets better over Wi-Fi
New features arrive as updates. Each one is signed and checked, and Pal goes back to the last version if one fails.
Coming in future updates.
Your schedule, out loud
Ask what's on today and Pal reads it from your calendar.
Hand off tasks
Send a job to the coding agent on your computer and hear when it's done.
“Hey Pal”
A wake word, for when your hands are full.
What's inside.
- Display
- 1.28″ round IPS, 240 × 240
- Processor
- ESP32-S3, 16 MB flash, 8 MB PSRAM
- Audio
- Digital MEMS microphone, 3 W speaker
- Motion
- Pan and tilt servos
- Light
- 16 RGB LEDs under the base
- Connectivity
- 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi
- Power
- USB-C, 5 V
- Size
- About 9 × 9 × 11.5 cm
- Updates
- Over Wi-Fi, signed, with automatic rollback
- Setup
- From your phone, through Pal's own Wi-Fi setup page
Questions.
Is Pal always listening?
No. Pal only sends audio after you tap its head, and it stops when you finish talking or when you hold its head to cancel.
What can I ask it?
Anything you would ask a voice assistant: questions, quick facts, the time. You can also ask it to look around, change its expression, set its lights or turn its volume down.
Does it need the internet?
Yes. Pal's voice runs on an AI service, so it needs a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connection. You set that up from your phone the first time you plug it in.
Will it get new features?
Yes. Pal updates itself over Wi-Fi. Every update is signed and checked before it installs, and if a new version doesn't start properly, Pal goes back to the one before.
An AI desk robot you can actually talk to.