AIEER DeskBot is a palm-sized desktop AI robot. It has a face, it turns to look at you, it listens — and every bit of inference runs on the device itself: no cloud, no queue, no one else listening.
60 mm palm-sized body · 2.0" pixel expression display · fully on-device inference · programmable in JavaScript

The screen isn't for menus, it's for feelings. The compute isn't in the cloud, it's in the robot. And the behaviour isn't fixed — you can change it.
Models, voice and memory all run on the device. No cloud transcription, no account required, no "collected to improve our services". Power it off and it forgets — your call.
A 2.0" pixel display replaces text and buttons. Happy, sleepy, surprised or sulking — you read it at a glance, and that is exactly why it feels like a companion rather than an app.
Firmware, apps and faces are all JavaScript. Flash firmware, snap logic together, draw expressions and install apps straight from the browser — no SDK, no embedded experience needed.
Every capability is designed around one thing: the feeling that something is really there. It sees you, hears you, moves, and expresses itself.
Wake it and talk. Speech recognition and synthesis happen inside the device, replies stream out, and you can interrupt mid-sentence.
The camera spots faces and hand gestures in real time, so it turns toward you and understands simple commands.
Pan and tilt give it two degrees of freedom — nodding, shaking, looking around, waving — all tied to what it's saying.
Dozens of built-in expressions, plus a face editor where you arrange eyes and mouth to design a face that is only yours.
An RGB indicator that breathes with its state — a silent notification, or just ambience for your desk.
A 6-axis IMU and capacitive touch tell it when it's picked up, pushed or stroked, and it reacts differently each time.

A 60 mm body holding a touch expression display, a camera, a full-range speaker, a 6-axis sensor and two servos. It takes no space, yet it is always there.
A studio desk, a study, a bedside table, a bar counter — the place doesn't matter. What matters is that it stays, and that it knows you.




Apps on DeskBot are called MODs. Anyone can build, install and share them, and every tool lives in the browser.
Each MOD is just JavaScript: replace the face, take over motion, or connect your own service.
Browse, try and one-click install apps other people built — preview them in the simulator before they ever touch hardware.
Snap logic together with blocks and arrange eyes and mouth in the face editor — build your own behaviour without writing a line of code.
Co-branding, distribution, custom firmware and white-label builds — we are happy to start with a conversation.