INAIR AI Spatial Computer brings multiscreen set up to your virtual workspace

We are so used to having an expansive workstation with more than one display and all the computing power at our disposal to get daily tasks done most productively. When we step outside, the gauntlet shifts to the portable laptops that have evolved exponentially in terms of computing power. To expand the working area, one can connect an external monitor but going beyond that is a cliché when we talk of portability.

The INAIR AI Spatial Computer is a different beast as it is not limited by the physical constraints of carrying your laptop. We got the chance to experience the future-forward computing machine at Global Connect Media Day in Shenzhen, and totally liked the idea of having an expansive virtual space for getting everything done super smoothly. To be precise, it brings the benefits of a big virtual screen to open multiple applications without any physical constraints of carrying a laptop, external monitor, or any other gear to achieve the same level of computing prowess as a workstation.

Designer: INAIR

INAIR AI Spatial Computer

The tangible components of the computing machine are the lightweight glasses that make possible the virtual reality screen at your disposal, the INAIR pod which is the AI-powered computing heart of the gadget, and the wireless Touchboard keyboard which comes with customized touch gestures to work on the 3D space on offer.

This next-generation portable computer aided by smart AI, blurs the lines between physical working spaces and the virtual working environment that is not limited by the confines of traditional displays. With just three accessories required, the spatial computer eliminates the need for carrying any laptops or external monitors.

Six Virtual Screens = Multi-monitor setup in your pocket

INAIR transforms any environment into an expansive virtual screen measuring 134-inches with support for up to six virtual screens at a time. That much screen real estate is enough for your professional endeavors, whether you are an editor, coder, educator, digital artist, or power user who needs multiple screens for multitasking productivity.

The spatial computing solution gives the user the liberty to utilize their visible area to put up apps or software. Talking of which, the INAIR system is compatible with the Android app ecosystem along with its own suite of applications tailored for enhancing work productivity.

Ergonomic Design for Comfort and Custom Fit

The smart glasses made out of magnesium alloy frames ensure long hours of comfortable wearing, which has been an issue with VR headsets of the current era. This makes the INAIR a more practical option for real-world usage and varying situations of use.

Whether it is about making presentations on the go, working in a remote café, or finishing up your coding tasks at home; the new age solution addresses a lot of shortcomings associated with high-end hardware that at most times, is not portable.

Productivity and Entertainment Galore

This suite of compact gadgets combines to turn any place into a private office, creative studio, or personal entertainment hub when you need to have some relaxing time. The six virtual screens can be repositioned or resized at will to give you more freedom when it comes to multitasking.

According to Hai Huang, CEO of INAIR, the INAIR AI Spatial Computer offers the next step in AR and AI-powered spatial computing. Hai adds, “This all-in-one solution is designed to meet the demands of modern workflows, empowering users with seamless, hands-free productivity and enhanced immersion in any environment.”

Borderless Digital Life That’s Super Secure

INAIR Spatial Computer is loaded with AI-assisted functions to make real-time translations and voice commands possible for a seamless workflow. Privacy is at the forefront thanks to the electrochromic technology that lets you switch between opaque and translucent modes depending on the location of use.

The transition is as simple as swiping a finger across the capacitive privacy slider on the frame of the glasses. These smart glasses, weighing just 68 grams have an air-cushioned nose pad for long-term wear, and in our demo session, we found them to be super lightweight and comfortable.

INAIR Pod and Touchpad

The input comes from the Pod, which is powered by a Qualcomm microchip that is powerful enough for the advanced computing requirements of multitasking and AI. It is an advanced input device designed specifically for augmented reality and virtual reality applications. The peripheral is tailored for 3D spaces for smoother navigation in the VR environment, courtesy of the customized touch gestures. You can even stream PC content remotely to elevate your fast-paced digital work life.

The Touchboard keyboard, on the other hand, comes in handy for all your typing needs and to set up a portable office anywhere. Both the INAIR Pod and the Touchboard aim to recreate the familiar control dynamics of laptop input but with reimagined freedom for virtual spaces.

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