Was $1,790 (32 GB)US price on keecker.com in 2017 (€1,790 in Europe); Kickstarter backers paid less.

Discontinued · unavailableNot programmableProjector robotKickstarterHome cameraDefunct

UnavailableShipping: Not available. No longer sold; rare on the used market.

Remote control: Not possible. No public SDK.

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Overview

A roaming multimedia robot with a 1000-lumen projector that could throw video onto any wall or ceiling, play music and double as a home security camera. It was crowdfunded on Kickstarter from October 2014 and sold in small numbers around 2017–2018. The company has since gone quiet, and its website was offline as of September 2026. An early attempt at the same 'projector robot' concept Samsung later showed with Ballie.

Specifications

Category	Wheeled rovers · Consumer home robots
Released	2014
Availability	Discontinued · unavailable
Programmability	No programmability
Best for	Ages 12+ (estimated)
Vision sensors	Camera, Depth camera
Actuators	Unknown
Audio	Speaker, Microphone
Compute type	Qualcomm
Remote control	Not programmable
Size	38.8 cm tall, 37.8 × 39.7 cm, 8.5 kg
Drive	Wheeled
Compute	Qualcomm Snapdragon 820, 3 GB RAM, 32 or 160 GB storage; Android TV 7-based Keecker OS
Vision	13 MP 360° fisheye top camera, 5 MP front camera, 3D depth camera for mapping and obstacle avoidance
Lidar	None
Sensors	Temperature, humidity, ambient light, compass, gyroscope, accelerometer, infrared, GPS; 2 microphones
Runtime	~6 h in full use (300 Wh battery); self-docking
Speed	Not published
SDK	None public