Portable. Battery powered. CorkBot.

Meet CorkBot. A portable drawing robot.

In its current pen configuration, CorkBot works as a portable pen plotter. Take it in its case, use battery or plug-in power, and let the phone app’s AI prepare a plot for you to review and accept.

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CorkBot with its drawing arm extended over a black work mat
CorkBot / Pen configurationCurrent prototype · Studio photograph

Start with a pen.
Take it from there.

A pen plotter guides a physical pen along prepared drawing paths. CorkBot brings that process to your workspace in a compact robot with a folding arm, carry handle and transport case.

Start with the pen tool and a drawing. The integrated battery gives you a portable setup, with plug-in power when you want it. More tools and bases are in development around the same core.

A hand lifting folded CorkBot by its carry handle
Compact enough to carry · Current prototype

A small footprint.
A useful working area.

Designed for the workbench, with an aluminum structure, integrated battery, and a shared mounting interface for tools.

Core footprint
200 × 191 mm
Drawing workspace
300 × 350 mm
Core motion
3 axes

Current design dimensions. Tool and base configuration affect the working envelope. CorkBot is in development.

Your next project

Where will you start?

Explore CorkBot through the work you want to make, the ideas you want to try, and the robotics you want to understand.

Tools & modules

A closer look
at the movement.

Explore the roadmap through simulated films of a rotating base, three-axis gripper, and mobile base. These planned modules are in development.

Simulated CorkBot mobile-base concept with a rotating module and gripper
CorkBot on wheelsSimulated demonstration · Modules in development
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Reach & rotate

The rotating base changes the direction of the arm around a fixed mounting point.

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Move between tasks

A mobile-base concept explores forward travel and turning between tasks.

Built to travel

A desktop robot you can take with you.

Use the current pen configuration on a stable work surface, then fold the arm between projects. Bring CorkBot to your next workspace and choose integrated battery or plug-in power.

CorkBot folded into a compact shape, with the pen and camera visible
Current prototype · Studio photograph

Fold it. Bring it.

The folding arm and carry handle keep the core compact between projects. Pack CorkBot in its case when it’s time to move.

Bring a saved drawing, a place to make, and your phone. The app helps prepare the job; you review and accept the plot before it begins.

See how CorkBot works

The rotating base, gripper, and mobile base are planned modules. Further development depends on funding; concept renders and simulated films show the roadmap. Final features and availability may change.

Phone app + AI

Ask. Review.
Make.

One request starts the preparation. You approve the plot before CorkBot gets to work.

  1. Ask for the job.

    “Use my saved logo on these six boxes.”

  2. Let the AI prepare it.

    The phone app retrieves your artwork, scans and meshes the surfaces, then places the drawing.

  3. Review and accept.

    Check the prepared plot in the app and accept it. Then CorkBot begins.

CorkBot Studio

Prefer working from your desktop? Prepare drawings, preview paths, and work with your robot in CorkBot Studio.

Software & downloads

Your ideas

What would you want
your CorkBot to do?

Tell us about a project you have in mind or a task you’d like help with. A few words are enough.

CorkBot is in development at Cork Robotics. We’re targeting December 8, 2026 on Kickstarter, with the final package and pricing shared before the campaign opens. Get launch updates or contact us with a question.

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CorkBot in motion