Emdoor DIGI draws interest in its AI solutions at COMPUTEX

Emdoor DIGI has launched new AI PCs and a self-developed AIGC (generative AI) software assistant at COMPUTEX.

The new 326, 336 and 829 series feature a hybrid architecture comprising a CPU, GPU and NPU to form a three-in-one processing core that offers an intelligent, personalised experience. Personal information can be processed without uploading to the cloud, reducing the risk of data leakage and providing users with a more secure environment. 

In business scenarios, Emdoor DIGI's AI PCs process data efficiently. With natural language processing technology, users can easily manage their schedules and quickly find information; with localised AI processing, users' data does not need to be uploaded to the cloud, greatly reducing the risk of data leakage. In addition, its lightweight and portable body design and super long battery life provide business people with the convenience of handling work anytime and anywhere.

A typical scenario for AI applications is as an office assistant. The Office AI Assistant in Emdoor DIGI's AI PC can understand and execute complex instructions, learn user work habits, and provide personalised support, covering data processing, document writing, email replies, etc. All of the above functions are based on local AI, which protects privacy.

The AIGC (generative AI) localisation application software solution independently developed by Emdoor DIGI integrates advanced technologies such as large language models, text-generated graph models, and graph-generated graph models. This solution not only makes full use of local computing power to ensure smooth use in offline environments, but also optimises the user's interaction experience with the AI assistant, while adhering to the bottom line of user privacy and data security.

The company develops and makes notebooks, tablets, intelligent business displays, face and voice interactive display terminals and localisation products.

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