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   Arrowmax launches AI-powered Arrowspace S1 screwdriver on Kickstarter

   Arrowmax launched a Kickstarter campaign for the Arrowspace S1, an electric screwdriver kit that uses an HD camera, a contact probe, and an in-house AI model to identify screw size and shape. According to Arrowmax, the model was trained on tens of thousands of photos collected by its own engineers, while the companion app provides torque and gear controls and works without an internet connection. The standalone tool starts at about $80, with shipments planned for April 2027.

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   Lemmo 3 launches on Kickstarter, first model on Lemmo's APV platform

   Berlin mobility brand Lemmo released the Lemmo 3, the first product on its APV (All-Purpose Vehicle) platform, and opened global preorders on Kickstarter on October 28. The full-suspension long-tail e-bike uses a full-suspension frame with four shock absorbers, and company product materials list a 960 Wh semi-solid battery, electronic automatic shifting, smart anti-theft, rear millimeter-wave radar and front-rear linked braking, with a claimed maximum range of 180 km and a maximum permitted total mass of 200 kg. Lemmo says the bike can carry two children, pets or camping gear. According to the company, crowdfunding passed US$1 million within 36 hours, with an average order value above US$2,400 excluding taxes and shipping, and preorders mainly from Europe, the United States, the UK and Canada. Lemmo says the model need not be regulated as an electric moped in major European and US markets where it complies with local e-bike rules, though actual classification and passenger rules vary by region. The company plans to enter the Chinese market in 2027.

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3. Oct 21
   Alloop Trio modular AI health wearable to launch via Kickstarter Nov. 10 at $299

   CNET reports that Alloop announced the Trio, a modular, AI-native health wearable, on Wednesday. According to an Alloop press release cited by CNET, the Trio combines a wristband, a ring, a Cube sensor unit and a Halo feedback piece, and can be worn in three configurations; the company says the Cube measures resting heart rate, heart rate variability, blood oxygen, breathing rate and temperature. Alloop says its AI health agent uses Google Gemini and ChatGPT, and the app is subscription-free with an optional Pro plan at about $5 per month. The Trio is set to launch as a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign on Nov. 10 at a crowdfunding price of $299, subject to change, with shipping estimated for late December 2026 to early January 2027.

   CNET · 🔥 0
4. Oct 11
   Pangbote raises hundreds of millions of yuan Series B for AI sports training

   AI sports hardware company Pangbote has closed a Series B round of several hundred million yuan, led by Shanghai Guotou Xiandao Fund with Yuanhe Puhua and Pudong Venture Capital participating and existing investor BlueRun Ventures China increasing its stake, according to 36Kr; Gaohu Capital was exclusive financial adviser. The company had previously completed three Series A rounds. Proceeds will go toward its sports large model, motion vision and training-decision technology, plus global expansion and additional sports categories. Starting from table tennis ball machines, Pangbote built a “hand-eye-brain” architecture: its PACE tennis ball robot raised more than $2.7 million on Kickstarter from October 2024, and its Aura all-in-one AI coach robot, released in May 2026, passed $1 million in five hours and more than $4 million in total crowdfunding. The company says it has over 300,000 global users, more than 2 billion cumulative serves, and 1 million table tennis plus over 200,000 tennis ball-trajectory datasets; on Sept. 28 the Australian Open named it an official partner, official ball machine partner and official ball machine supplier to the Australian National Tennis Academy.

   36氪 人工智能 · 🔥 0

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