Arrowmax Launches AI-Powered Electric Screwdriver with Camera

Arrowmax has launched the Arrowspace S1, an electric screwdriver that uses a camera and artificial intelligence to identify the correct bit for a screw. The tool aims to eliminate the trial and error involved in selecting the right bit size and type.

The S1 features a small camera with an LED light on its bottom, which captures an image of a screw head. A precision contact probe next to the camera ensures the camera is at the optimal focus distance for accurate identification.

Once the AI processes the image, the required bit type and size are displayed on a connected mobile app. The screwdriver also automatically selects a safe torque setting to prevent damage to the fastener.

The optional S1 Smart Case includes 52 steel bits, each with an LED light to highlight the correct one. Preorders for the screwdriver alone start at $79, while the bundled case is priced at $129. Full retail pricing will be higher.

The Arrowspace S1 has a 600mAh rechargeable battery, which the company claims can power the tool for up to 90 minutes or tighten/loosen over 900 screws. Performance may vary if users disable automatic torque adjustments.

The screwdriver’s OLED screen displays remaining charge, current torque settings, and rotation direction. The tool is expected to ship in April 2027.