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On October 22, 2026, Flowtica founder Rian offered a judgment, arguing that the new opportunity for AI hardware in the Agent era lies in doing Memory well, rather than dialogue processing. The same report shows that the Flowtica team has already launched the voice recorder Scribe and the e-ink screen back clip Verso: Scribe weighs 34.5 grams, supports up to about 30 hours of continuous recording, is priced at 159–209 US dollars and charges a subscription fee; Verso supports assigning tasks via an AI button and visualizing delivered results. The report also states that Verso has opened pre-orders, with a first-quarter target of tens of thousands of units, and is aiming for 100,000 units per month. At present, this judgment and product information come from a single Leiphone report, and there are no subsequent factual developments.
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Rian proposes that the new opportunity in AI hardware lies in Memory
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Flowtica Rian: The old rules of hardware haven't changed; the new opportunity is doing Memory well
Flowtica founder Rian believes that in the Agent era, the new opportunity for AI hardware lies in Memory rather than conversation processing. The team has launched the voice recorder Scribe and the e-ink screen back clip Verso. Scribe weighs 34.5 grams, supports up to about 30 hours of continuous recording, is priced at $159–209 and charges a subscription fee; Verso supports assigning tasks via an AI button and visualizing delivered results. Verso has opened pre-orders, with a first-quarter target of tens of thousands of units and an aim of 100,000 units per month.