Apple Inc. is developing a new tabletop device combining an iPad-like display with a robotic arm, aiming to create a smart home command center, videoconferencing tool, and security device. The project, codenamed J595, was approved in 2022 and is now a priority for the company, with a potential release as early as 2026. The device, controlled primarily by Siri and Apple Intelligence, is expected to cost around $1,000. The effort reflects Apple's broader push into robotics and AI, seeking new revenue streams following the discontinuation of its self-driving car project.
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00:00It's Benzinga, and here's what's on the block.
00:03Apple is developing a new tabletop device combining an iPad-like display with a robotic
00:07arm, aiming to create a smart home command center video conferencing tool and security
00:11device.
00:12The project, codenamed J595, was approved in 2022 and is now a priority for the company
00:18with a potential release as early as 2026.
00:21The device, controlled primarily by Siri and Apple Intelligence, is expected to cost around
00:26$1,000.
00:28The effort reflects Apple's broader push into robotics and AI, seeking new revenue
00:32streams following the discontinuation of its self-driving car project.
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