XiaoAI 2.0 beta testing startedXiaoAI 2.0 enriched with better understanding and reminders for daily use such as:🔹When you wake up XiaoAI will provide you weather conditions 🔹When it's time to go work you get train

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XiaoAI 2.0 beta testing started

XiaoAI 2.0 enriched with better understanding and reminders for daily use such as:

🔹When you wake up XiaoAI will provide you weather conditions
🔹When it's time to go work you get train,taxi and other transportation informations, when to leave home, arrival times to your work
🔹When you get to work you'll be reminded about scheduling your to do list
🔹When you got back to the home XiaoAI will give you smart home operation suggestions based on your smart home operation habits and environmental parameters.
🔹In order to make you worry less and not forget things, XiaoAI suggest also provides functions such as medication reminders, food expiration date reminders, countdown reminders and etc.

Currently testing in flagship devices to avoid issues in midrange and low-end devices

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