Byte's PICO has been developing a number of wearable devices since the second half of last year, including headsets and speakers. These devices will also be equipped with AI. These two hardware devices can be found on the China Patent Information Network. A person close to ByteDance revealed to Tech Planet that PICO has no plans or plans for AI headsets and speakers. The relevant speaker patent is an entry in the company's internal technology innovation competition, and has not been put into actual production. However, the ByteDoubao team has some explorations based on a combination of software and hardware based on large models, which are still in the early stages. Tech Planet learned that the ByteDoubao team's large model software and hardware combination has gradually been applied to hardware devices such as learning machines, robot dogs, and robots. In addition to Byte, Meituan is also exploring the possibility of combining AI and hardware. It is developing an AI business called “Playfish” and has reached a cooperation with the children's wearable device manufacturer “Little Genius”. The self-developed “Playfish Companion” AI voice interactive app will be installed on the Little Genius Z10 watch. (Tech Planet)