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Tencent’s WorkBuddy launches open platform with more than 100 ecosystem partners
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News EditorTencent’s WorkBuddy has launched its open platform and brought in more than 100 ecosystem partners at the first stage. The company said the platform will open up its underlying Agent capabilities to smart hardware makers, industry application providers, and developers. At the launch event, nine co-branded smart devices were unveiled, with partners including Plaud, Rokid, Insta360, iFlytek, Anker, Monmo, and JD Smart. More than 30 industry applications were also connected, spanning finance, legal services, healthcare, education, and public welfare across more than 20 sectors. WorkBuddy had already worked with Liweike Technology on the X-AI memory glasses and reached an AI glasses ecosystem partnership with Rokid.
Tencent’s WorkBuddy has launched its open platform and said the first batch already includes more than 100 ecosystem partners. The platform opens its underlying Agent capabilities to smart hardware, industry applications, and developers.
At the launch event, nine co-branded smart hardware products made their debut. Partners named by Tencent include Plaud, Rokid, Insta360, iFlytek, Anker, Monmo, and JD Smart.
More than 30 industry applications were connected at the same time. They cover finance, legal services, healthcare, education, public welfare, and more than 20 other fields.
WorkBuddy had also previously teamed up with Liweike Technology to release the X-AI memory glasses, and reached an AI glasses ecosystem linkage with Rokid.
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