Lenovo unveiled a new concept laptop that can use AI to automatically track where the user is and even unfold into different modes via voice commands. It’s.
Forward-looking: Whether we like it or not, computer manufacturers are going all in on “AI PCs.” While they have consisted of less than groundbreaking Copilot keys and generally generic AI software integration, OEMs will undoubtedly continue to innovate to make their products more useful, relevant, and unique. Lenovo’s latest proof of concept is a case in point.
Lenovo unveiled a new concept laptop that can use AI to automatically track where the user is and even unfold into different modes via voice commands. It’s an intriguing new concept that follows Lenovo’s deep track record with experimental form factors.
Dubbed the “Auto Twist AI PC”, its display sits on a motorized hinge that can twist itself around. An integrated AI tracks and follows users’ movements, which could be useful for video calls. Responding to the “Hi Twist” keyword, it can also transform into tablet form or open itself to laptop mode on command.
