Emdoor Launches Ailyn AI Hub at WAIC 2026

Emdoor introduced Ailyn, an integrated AI hub that unites intelligence across devices, at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference 2026 in Shanghai in a press release. The system coordinates storage, computing power, models, and data across personal, home, enterprise, and industrial devices to create a unified intelligence platform.

Ailyn functions as a centralized layer that connects PCs, network attached storage systems, computing boxes, and Internet of Things devices. It supports unified data access, uninterrupted task handoff between devices, and dynamic allocation of computing resources. The platform also includes tools for knowledge accumulation, skill expansion, and automated task execution.

The enterprise hardware showcased includes AI workstations, servers, and NAS units. Workstations can be configured with up to 96-core processors and multiple GPUs, while AI servers support dual Intel Xeon processors and up to eight accelerators. The AI NAS model integrates local storage and computing for private large model deployment.

For consumers, Emdoor presented Mini PCs, AI PCs, tablets, and wearables powered by chips from Intel, Qualcomm, and BES. Industrial visitors saw rugged notebooks, handheld terminals, and AI BOX systems preloaded with models for production visual inspection. In the home setting, connected AI tablets and NAS units work together to manage family data and automation.

Emdoor stated that Ailyn represents a strategic shift from hardware manufacturing to intelligent infrastructure development, combining its hardware expertise with ongoing investment in distributed AI ecosystems.