Token Router
A small dedicated hardware device used for local deployment and operation of open-source large models. It supports natural-language interaction to complete model selection, installation, and application integration, lowering the barrier to local deployment.
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Token Router is a palm-sized device that runs a variety of open-source models for chat, image generation, video, voiceover and more once connected to a network cable and power.
Token Router's deployment process can be completed entirely through natural-language conversation, including model selection, installation and application integration.
Token Router can recommend suitable models based on user needs and host conditions, and after the user confirms, the device completes deployment automatically.
In the demo, WorkBuddy is used as an example: the user can ask in natural language for the information needed for integration, and the device organizes the information to be filled in and completes the model integration.
The scale of models that the Token Router device can host is constrained by hardware limits, and not all large-parameter models can necessarily run locally.
The demo covered only one integration case, WorkBuddy, and compatibility with other applications needs to be verified one by one.
"A million Tokens waiting for you to claim" is promotional information for a trial event, and the specific rules are subject to the official description.
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"A million Tokens waiting for you to claim" is promotional information for a trial event, and the specific rules are subject to the official description.
50%UnverifiedToken Router's deployment process can be completed entirely through natural-language conversation, including model selection, installation and application integration.
50%UnverifiedToken Router can recommend suitable models based on user needs and host conditions, and after the user confirms, the device completes deployment automatically.
50%UnverifiedToken Router is a palm-sized device that runs a variety of open-source models for chat, image generation, video, voiceover and more once connected to a network cable and power.
50%UnverifiedThe scale of models that the Token Router device can host is constrained by hardware limits, and not all large-parameter models can necessarily run locally.
50%UnverifiedThe demo covered only one integration case, WorkBuddy, and compatibility with other applications needs to be verified one by one.
50%UnverifiedIn the demo, WorkBuddy is used as an example: the user can ask in natural language for the information needed for integration, and the device organizes the information to be filled in and completes the model integration.
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