Cyclops, your workshop droid
A one-eyed helper that clamps next to your project. It has a camera, a screen and a voice. Talk to it while you work: it sees the part in your hands, answers your question, finds the page in the manual and remembers what you did last time.
Scroll to take it apart ↓The answer, right where you're looking
Torque specs, wiring diagrams and manual pages appear next to the job, over a live view of the part. Glance up, check, carry on. No scrolling a PDF with greasy thumbs.
Like working with someone
A small eye in the corner of the screen shows that Cyclops heard you, is looking and is thinking. You always know where you stand, and a long evening on a project feels less like working alone.
Show it, skip the explaining
Point it at the part and ask "what's this?" The camera on the back sees what you see, and its own ring light reaches into the engine bay. Saying which bolt you mean takes a second.
Ask mid-task, keep going
Press once and talk the way you would to a friend at the bench. It hears you over the compressor and answers in a sentence. A question costs you seconds, and you keep your focus.
Hand it your tools
Plug an inspection camera, a microcontroller or a meter into the USB port and Cyclops works with it directly. It looks inside the cylinder, flashes the board, reads the value. That means fewer gadgets in your hands and fewer steps between a question and the fix.
Set it up once, exactly where you need it
Camera-rig rails on the top and side take a light, a mic or a second camera. You can also bolt Cyclops into a cage, a shelf or a jig. Your setup is ready the moment you walk in.
Take it to the dirty jobs
Help is most useful where it's messy. Cyclops shrugs off drops, oil, brake cleaner and sawdust, so it can sit right beside the work instead of on a clean desk across the room.
Always in view, never in the way
The arm holds it at eye level beside the job and locks with one knob. The magnetic base grabs a bench, a lift or a fender, so moving it to the next job takes a second.
Cyclops Field Unit
| Display | 5.5" IPS, 1920 × 1080, 1000 nits |
| Camera | 12 MP wide, rear, autofocus, LED ring |
| Audio | 4 far-field mics, 2 W speaker |
| Battery | 6 h of talking, USB-C, 45 W |
| Protection | IP67, 1.5 m drop, replaceable corners |
| Ports | USB-A 3.0 (sealed), USB-C charging |
| Rails | Top and side, NATO, ¼"-20 and ⅜"-16 |
| Mount | Magnetic articulated arm, ¼"-20 |
A design concept built on the Cyclops prototype. Figures are targets, not measurements. Back to the project →