Elmer

The computer that sees you

Sense

An infrared camera follows your eyes and hands, in any light.

120 fpsglobal shutter

8.3 msper frame

850 nm2 strobed emitters

See

A big, bright screen with a wide camera above it.

500 nits1920 × 1080

21.5 inIPS-type panel

160°8 MP camera

Hear

Two speakers aimed at you. Four mics that hear you over a film.

2 × 5 Wspeakers, max

5 mbeamforming range

73 dBmic signal to noise

Move

Battery in the foot. No cable, so Elmer goes where you go.

96.5 Whunder the airline limit

5.9 hin power saver

65 WUSB‑C charging

Configure Elmer

Works with your Mac and iPhone

Apps made for your eyes

Over Wi‑Fi. No cable.

Play your music

Follow a recipe

See your week

Clear your inbox

Look through your photos

The same three devices showing a music app with a large now-playing card

The same three devices showing three recipes, with the one being looked at outlined

The same three devices showing a week of events

The same three devices showing an inbox

The same three devices showing a grid of photos

Your screen, on Elmer

Your Mac or iPhone is still the computer.

Your eyes, hands and voice

They control your Mac or iPhone from across the room.

Camera images stay on Elmer

Only the signals leave.

Also news, video and an assistant.

We used to be tethered to a keyboard and mouse.

The future is hands-free.

A macaque on a rock sweeps a palm past Elmer, sliding a photo across the screen

The macaque pinches toward the display, opening a cherry blossom full screen

The macaque points at the display to pick the middle of three photos

The macaque raises a flat palm and the display pauses

Monkey see
monkey Gloo.

Sweep to move on.

Look. Gesture. Speak.

A close view of a face covered in a fine mesh of white tracking points

Look

1,218 points on your face follow your eyes.

A hand against a blue sky with its 21 tracked joints drawn in white, thumb and finger about to pinch

Gesture

21 points on your hand. Pinch to click, point to pick.

A close view of a person's mouth, mid-word

Speak

Just ask, even with music playing.

Elmer at a glance

Eyes, hands and voice. Shipping 2027.

500 nitsTwice as bright as a typical all-in-one. 21.5 in, 1920 × 1080.

120 fpsA new infrared frame every 8.3 ms, tracking your eyes and hands.

850 nmInfrared strobed with the shutter, so it tracks with the lights off.

8 MP, 160°A Sony wide camera that takes in the whole room.

4 mics73 dB signal to noise. Picks out your voice from up to 5 m.

2 × 5 W70 mm neodymium speakers aimed straight at you, 5 W max each.

96.5 WhEight Molicel cells, and still under the 100 Wh airline limit.

5.9 hoursUnplugged in power saver at 150 nits. 3.9 hours at 250 nits.

65 WOne USB‑C port. Full in about 2.3 hours, and it plays while it charges.

6 TOPS8-core Rockchip with its own NPU. Camera images never leave Elmer.

Wi‑Fi 6ENo cable. A 6 GHz link to your Mac and iPhone.

Shore 20–30AOne seamless silicone skin, soft to the touch.

A person on a clear chair reaches a hand toward Elmer, which shows their own image

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Ships 2027. We’ll email you when it’s ready.

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