Pamir's Lapis One Is An $880 Linux Box Built For Your AI Agents
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Pamir's Lapis One Is An $880 Linux Box Built For Your AI Agents
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Lapis One gives your agent its own Debian box: an 85mm Rockchip mini PC with a 6 TOPS NPU, root access, and an agent KVM mode that lets it drive your main computer over USB-C, for $880.
- 01. Rockchip RK3576 with a 6 TOPS neural unit, 8GB memory, 64GB storage, memory LCD and battery in an 85mm square
- 02. Debian-based Lapis OS with a read-only verified core, root, apt, Nix and a Python SDK; agent KVM over USB-C; $879.99
Pamir has announced Lapis One, a small Linux computer designed as a dedicated machine for AI agents. It is an 85mm square weighing 227 grams, with a Rockchip RK3576, a 6 TOPS neural unit, 8GB of memory, 64GB of storage, a monochrome memory LCD and a battery. Lapis OS is Debian-based with a read-only verified core, root access, apt, Nix and a Python SDK, and over USB-C it emulates a keyboard and mouse while capturing another PC's screen. It costs $879.99.
