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We built Pandroid: a small, accessible robot for running AI in the world

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We built Pandroid: a small, accessible robot for running AI in the world
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Pandroid is designed to be small and safe, so that mistakes don't pose a danger to humans or robots.Easy to teleoperate.You can teleoperate Pandroid with an Oculus Quest. It's easy to set up, and you can pick it up quickly.Made in AmericaWe design and manufacture all our robots in the United States. 1080p capture; processed at reduced resolution.2.

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Canonical URLhttps://pantograph.com/hardware
Publication timeThu, 06 Aug 2026 16:01:24 +0000
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Meet Pandroid.Accessible hardware for bringing intelligence to the physical world.Starting from $4,199Join early accessFootage from teleoperation.Run any model, from the comfort of your terminalConnect any model to your robot, and experiment with different harnesses to get the best performance.terminalYours to hackEvery Pandroid is a full Linux machine. Configure the entire system, and connect the tools you already use.Works with your agents.You can connect to your Pandroid via SSH, which makes it just as easy for your agents to connect too.Claude CodeCodexOpenClawSelf-hosted coding harnessConnect via SSHOne command gets you a shell on the robot, from your laptop or from your agent's sandbox.$ pandroid ssh mypandroidConnected to mypandroidNixOS 25.05 · kernel 6.12uptime 41 days · battery…

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