OmAI Launches OttoBox AI Video Creation Assistant at BEYOND Expo 2026

LINKER Technology launched OttoBox, an AI-native video creation assistant, at the BEYOND Expo 2026 in Macau. The product is powered by the company's self-developed on-device multimodal large model, OmModel, employing a three-in-one architecture combining AI Drive, AI Finder, and AI Agent. AI Drive enables one-click import of all media formats, performing OCR, ASR, shot segmentation, and vectorized tagging locally without data leaving the device. AI Finder functions as a "video search engine," allowing users to locate target clips within milliseconds through natural language queries — reducing an average 30-minute search task to just 10 seconds, a 180x efficiency improvement. AI Agent supports one-click rough cut generation from text prompts, automatic highlight extraction, script and narration writing. Traditional rough cut editing, which typically takes 8-10 hours, can now be completed in 30 minutes. The finished product can be exported directly to professional editing tools like CapCut. OttoBox offers three usage modes: AI Studio (a flagship workstation for private deployment, already partnered with Apple and Lenovo), Otto Claw (a mobile assistant integrated with WeChat and DingTalk), and OttoCloud (elastic cloud deployment). The product has already been deployed across multiple sectors including news media, sports events, film and TV MCNs, e-commerce livestreaming, marketing, and education. Early adoption results show media production cycle times reduced by 80%, sports event content output increased 3x, material retrieval speed improved by 90%, livestream clip efficiency up 10x, and marketing content delivery accelerated to 2 days. OmAI's OttoBox represents a growing trend in China's AI application layer: purpose-built, on-device AI tools that address specific industry workflows rather than general-purpose models. The combination of on-device processing (ensuring data privacy) with cloud scalability options positions OttoBox for adoption across content-heavy industries seeking to dramatically reduce production timelines.