Xiaomi has open-sourced its AI hardware project HachimoDock, with a self-build hardware cost of about 150 yuan. The company has published the software source code on GitHub and made the bill of materials available through JLCPCB. The device combines a desktop companion form factor with voice control for a PC-based agent, smart home linkage, and support for creating custom components. According to the source item cited by Techub, users can direct the agent to search for information, organize files, and write code. The report also said demand tied to the project’s popularity has pushed up prices and led to shortages for some parts, including development boards and screens.
Xiaomi has open-sourced its AI hardware project, HachimoDock, with a self-build hardware cost of about 150 yuan.
The software source code has been released on GitHub, and the bill of materials is available through JLCPCB.
HachimoDock combines a desktop companion device, voice control for a PC-side agent, smart home linkage, and custom component creation. It can direct an agent to look up information, organize files, and write code.
According to QbitAI, the project’s popularity has led to price increases and shortages for components such as development boards and screens.
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