Core Services

Not just smarter responses, but task completion.

AI interacts with users through real-time voice conversations, accurately executing process steps with multiple tool calls, providing visual assistance on the interface through multimodal interaction, and selecting the most suitable AI model for each task step through multi-model collaboration.

Real-time Voice Interaction

Real-time Voice Conversations

Supports a conversation rhythm of 'understanding while speaking, interruptible, and resumable' with a real-time streaming voice processing framework, making interactions closer to human conversations.

Real-time Voice Conversations
Streaming + Low-latency

Low-latency Real-time Interaction

Utilizes real-time streaming processing and latency control to shorten the wait time from speaking to response, making conversations smoother and more continuous.

Barge-in / Turn-taking

Natural Interruption and Continuation

Can detect user interruptions in real-time and stop the current response, naturally continuing after preserving context, reducing the feeling of having to wait for the AI to finish speaking.

Automatic Language Identification / Detection, LID

Automatic Multilingual Recognition and Switching

Automatically recognizes and switches between multiple languages, maintaining stable recognition even in noisy environments, allowing smooth interaction with users from different countries.

Tool Calling

Tool Calling

Transforms each step of the service process into executable tools, allowing conversations to not only stop at responses but also complete queries, updates, triggers, and status feedback within tasks.

Tool Calling
Tool Registry + Structured I/O

Tool Packaging and Structured Execution

Packages enterprise data and processes into callable tools, defining input and output with structured parameters, enabling AI to execute queries, updates, and process triggers more accurately and consistently.

Tool Use Loop

Step Judgment and Task Advancement

AI can determine when to call tools during conversations, proceeding to the next step after obtaining results, advancing tasks from single responses to actual completion.

Traceability + Recovery

Traceability and Recovery Mechanism

Retains input, return, and error records for each tool call, supporting retries, supplementary inquiries, or manual takeover, making tasks more stable and interchangeable in real scenarios, maintaining context consistency, and ensuring uninterrupted interaction.

Multimodal UX

Multimodal Interaction

Not only handling voice, but also coordinating key points and next steps with the interface, allowing conversations, visuals, and operations to collaborate, making task advancement more natural and smoother.

Multimodal Interaction
Guided UI

Interface Guidance

Uses visual key screens to capture voice conversation results, helping users quickly understand AI response highlights and next step judgments, reducing the comprehension cost of relying solely on voice interaction.

Structured UI Input + Generative UI

Structured Input and Generative UI

Converges input with structured components, and generates appropriate interfaces based on context with AI, allowing undefined interaction needs to be flexibly accommodated.

Seamless Switching + Context Continuity

Multimodal Switching and Context Continuity

Naturally switches between voice, text, maps, images, and videos, maintaining context consistency and ensuring uninterrupted interaction.

Multi-model Orchestration

Multi-model Collaboration

Decomposes executable steps with a task orchestration mechanism, collaborating and scheduling among multiple models according to needs, balancing quality, cost, and latency, resulting in more stable and controllable outcomes.

Multi-model Collaboration
Multi-agent Orchestration

Task Orchestration and Division

Decomposes, sequences, and assigns tasks to different specialized capabilities for collaboration, then consolidates them into a consistent deliverable result.

Quality + Observability

Quality Control and Observability

Sets quality checkpoints for key steps, retaining decision and execution records for traceability and subsequent optimization.

Model Routing

Multi-model Scheduling

Dynamically selects models based on task steps and needs, balancing quality, cost, and latency, avoiding reliance on a single model for all scenarios.