XbotGo Falcon: 4K AI Youth Sports Camera Debuting at CES with $2.5 Million Kickstarter Backing

XbotGo Falcon: 4K AI Youth Sports Camera Debuting at CES with $2.5 Million Kickstarter Backing

Transform youth sports memories with XbotGo Falcon's 4K AI tracking—learn how automated analysis empowers parents, coaches, and athletes with pro-level insights.


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What if you could relive every goal, dunk, and homerun in crystal-clear 4K—while actually cheering from the sidelines?

The XbotGo Falcon makes that reality effortless for sports parents everywhere. Press one button, and this compact AI powerhouse handles the rest: intelligent tracking follows your child across the field or court, auto-zoom captures close-ups and wide plays, and stable footage rivals pro broadcasts. No more shaky phone videos or divided attention—Falcon lets you soak in the game's energy while building a treasure trove of highlights for coaches, tryouts, and family memories.

Designed for youth sports realities, it adapts to soccer scrambles, basketball fast breaks, hockey shifts, and more, using Sony sensors for sharp 4K/30fps even in low light. Parents monitor live from their phone up to 120m away, stream free to social platforms, and access AI breakdowns like player heatmaps and speed metrics to spot strengths or skills to polish. The XbotGo app ties it all together with editing, replays, and endless updates—no subscriptions, no club fees, just ownership.

Born from founder Dr. David Tan's sideline frustrations as a soccer dad and tech veteran (Amazon Fire TV, Echo), Falcon evolves XbotGo's lineup that's already empowered 500+ teams and 200,000 families worldwide. After smashing Kickstarter records at $2.5M, it's poised to democratize pro-level recording.

In the blur of youth sports schedules, why settle for half-watched games when AI can capture them perfectly? Visit XbotGo Falcon at CES 2026, LVCC North Hall #8340, and reclaim those priceless moments.


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