Arrowmax screwdriver uses a camera and AI to identify screws
AI · First reported 30 Oct, 14:23 · Updated 14:52
Arrowmax’s Arrowspace S1 is an electric screwdriver kit designed to identify screws and select a matching bit using a camera and the company’s AI model. The device also offers automatic torque adjustment; the campaign has passed its funding goal, with shipments planned to begin in April 2027.
- The S1 scans a screw with a built-in camera and uses an AI model trained on tens of thousands of real-world photos to identify its size and shape.
- A connected smart case lights the slot for the recommended bit, while the screwdriver adjusts torque automatically.
- The campaign launched on October 20 and met its goal within 24 hours; shipments are planned to start in April 2027.
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- Product
- Arrowmax Arrowspace S1 electric screwdriver kit
- Starting price
- The standalone screwdriver starts at around $80; a bundle with the smart case and 52 bits starts at $129 for early birds.
- Planned shipments
- April 2027
- Battery
- 600mAh LiPo; stated runtime is 90 minutes or about 900 screws, depending on torque settings.
- Campaign
- Launched October 20 and met its goal within 24 hours.
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