A Lapis One behind an iPhone showing an AI agent task in progress.

A Dedicated
Computer
For Your
Agents

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Stop sharing a computer with your agent.

Your agents deserve their own computer.

Introducing the Lapis One.

A Debian-based Linux Agent Computer

A phone showing an AI conversation about installing Linux on a ROG Ally.
A Lapis One and a ROG Ally X connected by USB-C cables.
Tailscale Included

Available Anywhere Anytime

A MacBook terminal installing the Hermes AI agent on a Lapis One over SSH.

Secure Remote Terminal
On-The-Go

An iPhone displaying a Claude Code terminal session.

Or Just Chat When Commands
Aren't Enough

An iPhone displaying a Lapis One mobile app conversation about creating a financial spreadsheet.

Access Lapis One

Mobile, Desktop
& SSH

Working Even When You're Asleep

  • Ran 5 commands

  • Started sub-agent

  • Created project todos

  • Scheduled: Daily Slack Summaries

LAPIS OS And SDK

Linux, built for Lapis One.
Debian 13 (Trixie) Linux 6.1.141, systemd

Immutable core
Read-only root and dm-verity, dm-crypt verified
Rollback-safe
With Seamless signed A/B system updates
Encrypted data
LUKS2 + TPM 2.0
Built for developers
Root, Nix package manager, and a Python SDK for the built-in hardware

Let Your Agent Help You
On Just About Everything

Via A Variety of I/O

A Lapis One connected to an external SSD and a label printer.
Sync my audio
file with video
on the ssd
Can u print my label
A Lapis One connected to an ESP32 board and a breadboard.
Write a BLE
beacon on ESP32
Use 74HC595 to build a rainbow LED

Control Other Computers With
the Agent KVM

KVM

Port number
USB 2
Max verified input
2K @ 30 fps
Screen access
On-demand screen capture
Agent control
Full HID input (Keyboard and Mouse) emulation

Need Visual? Connect a monitor with ease

A Lapis One connected to a monitor running editing software.
Orthographic view of the back of the Lapis One. The four USB-C ports are labelled "1" to "4" from left to right.1234

USB 1 OTG

Power In
Power Delivery 9V/3A or 5V/3A
Power Out
5V/1A
Speed
USB 3.2 SuperSpeed
Video Out
DisplayPort Alt Mode, 4K @ 30 Hz
HID

USB 2 Agent KVM

Power In
Power Delivery 9V/3A or 5V/3A
Power Out
5V/1A
Speed
USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode Capture (2K @ 30 fps)
Video In
Capture video at 2K @ 30 fps
HID
Emulate keyboard and mouse

USB 3 4 Data

Power In
Power Out
5V/1A
Speed
USB 3.2 SuperSpeed (5 Gbps, shared between ports)
Video Out
HID
The underside of a black Lapis One with its storage cover removed, exposing the M.2 and microSD card slots.

Storage

Internal
64 GB eMMC
M.2 SSD
M.2 Key M (fits 2230)
SD Card
microSD (up to 2 TB)

Wireless

Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi 6 (802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax)
Bluetooth
Bluetooth 5.4
Additional
NFC

Do more With GPIO Port

A person holding a Lapis One and its GPIO connector above a wooden workbench.
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GPIO Pinout* (Requires Magnetic GPIO Cable)
PinPowerRK GPIO**GPIO InterruptPWM / TimerADCI2CUARTSPI
15V
23V3
3GPIO3_C5PWM2_CH2UART8_RX (M0)SPI1_MISO (M2)
4GPIO3_C6UART8_TX (M0)SPI1_MOSI (M2)
5GPIO4_A0I2C5_SCL (M2)UART3_TX (M1)SPI1_CSN1 (M2)
6GPIO4_A1I2C7_SDA (M2)UART3_RX (M1)
7GPIO3_C4I2C5_SCL (M3)UART11_TX (M0)SPI2_CS0 (M2)
8GPIO3_A4PWM1_CH0UART1_CTSM (M2)SPI2_SCLK (M2)
9GPIO3_C1I2C5_SDA (M3)UART11_RX (M0)SPI2_MISO (M2)
10GPIO3_B0PWM0_CH0UART10_RX (M0)SPI2_MOSI (M2)
11Ground
12Ground

* Default functions highlighted in orange ** Labels correspond to Rockchip RK3576 SoC GPIO

The top of the black Lapis One circuit board.

Physical

Dimensions
85 x 85 x 28 mm (3.35 x 3.35 x 1.10 in.)
Weight
227 g (8.0 oz.)
Housing (white)
Painted Aluminum
Housing (black)
Anodized Aluminum
Top Shell
PC + ABS Plastic
Inputs
Power button, rocker switch, fingerprint button

Hardware

Processor
Rockchip RK3576 (4× Cortex-A72 + 4× Cortex-A53)
NPU
6 TOPS integrated AI accelerator
Memory
8 GB LPDDR5
Battery
3,300 mAh Li-ion
Display
Sharp monochromatic memory LCD (240 x 400 px)
Audio
Dedicated XMOS Audio DSP for enhanced audio
Microphone
2× MEMS microphones
Speaker
1W mono speaker
Additional
Fingerprint sensor, IMU

Where We're Headed

  • Completed:

    Distiller Alpha

    Nov 2025 – Jan 2026 Engineering prototype released

  • Completed:

    Industrial Design

    Feb 2026 Product design finalized

  • Completed:

    Hardware Dev.

    Mar 2026 – May 2026 EVT samples produced

  • Completed:

    DVT

    Jun 2026 Resolving final issues

  • Completed:

    NPI

    Aug 2026 Testing & verification

  • Completed:

    Pre-Order Opens

    Aug 2026 Be among the first 2,000

  • Upcoming:

    Shipping

    Oct 2026 First 140 units ship

  • Upcoming:

    Scale Production

    Dec 2026 10,000 units+

Frequently Asked Questions

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