A roughly 5-kilogram camera robot aims to bring moving shots to the desktop
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Yueqian's founder describes a lighter camera-motion system, but the product is expected in 2027 and its price remains undisclosed.
From a 500-kilogram prototype to a roughly five-kilogram desktop design: Yueqian founder Zeng Cheng describes a different approach to camera robots in a November 11 Leiphone interview.
The design balances the camera's weight before moving it. Removing the camera breaks that premise, he says. It is a specialized trade-off, not a general-purpose lifting robot.
The target is a small filming space where one creator wants moving shots without bulky equipment. A professional model would come first, followed by a more accessible version.
The article anticipates a 2027 launch; pricing is undisclosed. AI planning, robotic filming and automatic editing are the proposed direction. Finished-product performance remains to be seen.
Source time: Leiphone, November 11, 2026, 18:29 Beijing / 5:29 AM EST.
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