AI that remembers everything: Kunlun Tech introduced Skywork smart devices

Kunlun Tech, known as the developer of the Opera browser and its own AI models, has introduced a line of Skywork AI wearable devices. It includes a smart pendant, a ring and a voice recorder that use artificial intelligence to record, analyze and structure information.

The Skywork AI line is positioned as an “external memory” for the user that structures everyday conversations and events.

Skywork Recall AI: intelligent pendant

Skywork Recall AI is the lightest gadget in the series, weighing only 17.4 grams, which is significantly less than a standard finger battery. The main task of the device is to monitor the environment using AI.

Compact pendant Skywork Recall AI

The device does not record continuously in order not to overload the memory with unnecessary data: thanks to the voice activation function, it turns on only when it recognizes speech. The rest of the time, the device is in deep sleep mode, which provides high autonomy for several days. The AI ​​​​agent automatically filters what is heard, allowing you to receive short summaries of conversations and reminders of important details.

Skywork TriRing: titanium innovation on the finger

For lovers of minimalism, a smart Skywork TriRing ring with a weight of 4 to 6 grams has been developed. The body of the gadget is made of wear-resistant ceramics and titanium alloy.

Smart titanium ring

Despite the miniature size, engineers have placed two noise-cancelling microphones inside the system. The main interaction with the gadget is intuitive: double-tapping the surface of the ring marks the current audio fragment as a priority for deep analysis by artificial intelligence.

Skywork Mate: voice recorder of the new generation

The Skywork Mate model, which is a functional upgrade of the Note series, was created for professional use. The device is based on a specialized 6-nm audio chip integrated with a powerful neural processor.

II-Dictaphone Mate

A key feature of Mate is algorithmic noise filtering. The gadget is able to cut off more than 500 types of sound interference from city noise to background household sounds. The presence of Wi-Fi allows automatic synchronization of audio with the cloud, where a neural network instantly translates speech into structured text, saving users time for manual transcription.

Is it worth buying Skywork devices?

Novelties from Kunlun Tech are of interest to those whose work or studies involve constant intake of a large amount of information. The implementation of AI processing “on the fly” makes the devices worthy successors of voice recorders, but the practicality of the “smart pendant” and the ring will require testing in real conditions. So far, this is an ambitious attempt by the brand to make neural networks an integral element of everyday accessories.


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