This $1599 smart monitor robotic arm has its own built-in PC, and its 27-inch 4K display will follow you around

The CyboPal ONE is a new Kickstarter-funded device that mounts a 27-inch 4K, 160Hz display onto a six-axis robotic arm. Designed to improve ergonomics, the arm uses a binocular 3D sensor and face tracking to reposition the screen automatically as the user moves, whether standing or sitting. The system includes a built-in Linux-based PC powered by a Rockchip RK3588 processor, which handles spatial awareness, gesture recognition, and obstacle avoidance. While the device acts as a robotic terminal, it requires a connection to a primary computer for full functionality. Currently available for $1,599 via crowdfunding, the product aims to retail for $2,499. Although it has attracted significant financial backing, the project remains a high-risk venture as it has not yet been independently tested or mass-produced. The company suggests the technology could serve various use cases, from office productivity to potential applications in medical environments.