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Xiaomi-incubated open-source AI hardware HachimoDock makes its debut

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On October 26, 2026, HachimoDock, an open-source AI hardware incubated by Xiaomi's Technology Committee Innovative Products team, made its debut at the 2026 Guancha Conference, with a hardware self-build cost of about 150 yuan. The device integrates a personalized desktop pet, voice-controlled PC Agent, smart home integration, and custom component creation; users can collaborate with a Coding Agent in natural language to generate components such as to-do lists, PC status dashboards, and Pomodoro timers, and can also dispatch requests such as looking up information, organizing files, and writing code to Agents like Codex and WorkBuddy via voice. The device can integrate with Xiaomi MiloCo to enable voice-based smart home control. The software source code is now publicly available on GitHub, along with a hardware bill of materials, structural component models, and assembly tutorials, supporting self-replication and secondary development.

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  1. IT Home · Artificial Intelligence

    Xiaomi's open-source AI hardware HachimoDock debuts, with a DIY cost of about 150 yuan

    HachimoDock, an open-source AI hardware incubated by the Innovative Product Team of Xiaomi's Technology Committee, made its debut during the 2026 Guancha Conference, with a DIY hardware cost of about 150 yuan. The device combines a desktop pet, voice control of PC-side Agents, smart home integration, and custom component creation, and can dispatch voice intents to Agents such as Codex and WorkBuddy while displaying task status in sync. The software source code is now public on GitHub, along with a hardware bill of materials, structural component models, and an assembly tutorial.

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  3. China.com Technology

    Xiaomi's open-source AI desktop pet HachimoDock debuts, with a DIY cost of about 150 yuan

    HachimoDock, an open-source AI hardware incubated by Xiaomi's Technology Committee Innovative Products Team, officially debuted at the 2026 Guancha Conference in Hangzhou, with a hardware DIY cost of about 150 yuan. The device integrates an AI desktop pet, voice control of PC-side Agents, smart home integration, and custom component creation. Through voice, it can dispatch tasks such as looking up information, organizing files, and writing code to Agents including Codex and WorkBuddy, while the screen displays execution status in sync. The software source code is now public on GitHub, along with a hardware bill of materials, structural component models, and assembly tutorials, supporting self-replication and secondary development.

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    Xiaomi's open-source AI hardware HachimoDock debuts: DIY cost about 150 yuan

    HachimoDock, an open-source AI hardware incubated by the innovative product team of Xiaomi's Technology Committee, made its debut at the 2026 Guanzha Conference, with a DIY hardware cost of about 150 yuan. The device integrates a personalized desktop pet, voice control of PC-side Agents, smart home integration, and custom component creation. Users can collaborate with a Coding Agent in natural language to generate components such as to-do lists, computer status dashboards, and Pomodoro timers, and can also dispatch requests via voice—such as looking up information, organizing files, and writing code—to Agents including Codex and WorkBuddy. The device can connect with Xiaomi MiloCo for voice-based home control. The software source code is now public on GitHub, along with a hardware bill of materials, structural component models, and an assembly tutorial.

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    Xiaomi's open-source AI hardware HachimoDock debuts, with a DIY cost of about 150 yuan

    HachimoDock, an open-source AI hardware incubated by the Innovative Products team of Xiaomi's Technology Committee, debuted during the 2026 Guancha Conference, with a DIY hardware cost of about 150 yuan. The device combines desktop pet interaction, voice control of PC-side Agents such as Codex and WorkBuddy, linkage with Xiaomi Miloco smart home devices, and on-site generation and running of custom components; task status is fed back through the screen and the desktop pet. The software source code is now public on GitHub, along with a hardware bill of materials, structural component models and assembly tutorials.

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