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Kynooe Launches World’s First Fully Modular AI-Powered Robotic Arm on Kickstarter

Daniel Cross 1 min read

Kynooe launches the world's first fully modular AI-powered robotic arm on Kickstarter, featuring no-code app control, on-device face tracking, and an open SDK. First shipments expected September 2026.

Kynooe Launches World's First Fully Modular AI-Powered Robotic Arm on Kickstarter
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Kynooe has launched the world's first fully modular AI-powered robotic arm on Kickstarter. The device is designed for a wide range of applications, from content creation to hobbyist projects.

Modular design enables tool swapping

The robotic arm features a fully modular architecture with interchangeable tools, accessories, and attachments. It includes on-device AI face tracking for content creation. Users control the arm through a companion app with a visual interface that requires no coding. The company sums up the concept with the tagline "One arm. Infinite applications."

Kynooe AI-powered robotic arm with modular attachments
The modular design allows swapping tools for different tasks.

First shipments are expected to begin around September 2026. The product is available globally through the Kickstarter campaign.

Kynooe also offers an open-source SDK and a Kynooe Robot Hub for community sharing of designs and controls. This modular approach allows users to adapt the arm for different tasks over time.

Kynooe robotic arm controlled via companion app interface
Users control the arm through a no-code visual app.

Source: Kynooe, GIZMOCHINA

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