Loona Inc. Loona DeskMate vs Robosen Optimus Prime Rise of the Beasts Signature

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Loona DeskMate compared with Optimus Prime Rise of the Beasts Signature
Loona Inc.Loona DeskMateRobosenOptimus Prime Rise of the Beasts Signature
Overview
Released––
Task and control
FormStationaryStationary
UseCompanionCompanion, Education
User programming–Yes
Phone app–Yes
Intended useRequires an iPhone 12 or newer; the phone supplies the display, cameras, microphones and computing. Those are not built into the stand. Maker Loona Inc. was formerly KEYi Technology; this company rename does not create a separate hardware generation.Maker FAQ explicitly confirms this Signature model cannot walk or transform. Stand-supported poses do not imply flight.
User programming–Block and manual motion programming.
Remote control–Voice and mobile-app control.
Cloud and offline operationFace and attention processing on the iPhone; explicit AI requests use cloud services. Removing the phone or sleeping it stops watching and listening.–
SubscriptionBasic features do not require a subscription; optional plans add higher usage capacity.–
Regional availabilityObsidian EU and Studio White US versions are offered with dispatch in three business days.US SKU QTZPM-SA(L) available on 3 October 2026; page reports 24 units remaining.
Release detailsA current purchase page establishes ordering, but first-sale date is not published in the sources read.Exact first-sale date not established from maker evidence read.
Hardware
Robot weight–1.6 kg
Microphone–Yes
Bluetooth–Yes
Degrees of freedom3–
ActuatorsThree degrees of freedom: yaw, pitch and roll, driven by brushless servos.21 servos; independent degrees of freedom not established.
Connections–Bluetooth 5.0 BLE and USB-C charging.
Size and weight–135 × 237 × 423 mm, without axis labels.
Accessories–Current limited-edition configuration; hand-painted movie styling and pose stand. It is distinct from transforming G1 Elite/Flagship models.
Battery
Battery life (maker's claim)–Approximately 100 minutes usage
Battery capacity–1,650 mAh
BatteryMaker describes a powered desk hub; no internal battery capacity or cordless runtime is published.–
Charging15 W Qi2 phone charging; 165 W GaN power delivery hub supplied with a separately rated 180 W AC adapter.Approximately 120 minutes; supplied PD adaptor up to 30 W.

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