Your artificial intelligence.
On your own device.
Voice conversation, local processing, and document protection.
Netxom combines personal assistance and information management in a physical device linked to a single user.

Conceptual visualisation of the product.
One device.
One Dock. Your profile.
Three elements to understand where information is processed, how it is protected, and to whom Netxom is linked.
The Device
It combines local processing, voice conversation, and assistance functions.
The Dock
It is part of the system’s security. Its replacement requires new personalisation.
Your Profile
Links the device to a single user and defines the assistant’s personal settings.

Computer and phone fulfil different functions. The proposal includes voice control in Windows and eventual transfer of files to the linked phone in case of Dock failure. The illustration does not represent continuous cloud synchronisation.

The graphic layers illustrate personalisation; they do not represent a real interface.
An assistant linked to you.
One device, one user, and one personal configuration. Netxom is designed for an individual experience.
Assistant Name and Voice
These are configured once during initial personalisation.
Exclusive Linkage
It is not intended as an assistant shared among multiple profiles.
New Dock, New Personalisation
When linking it to another Dock, personal configuration must be repeated.

Your documentation.
A personal space.
In addition to conversation, Netxom includes a document safe function to protect files you send to the device.
Files under their owner’s control
The function is designed to reserve the execution or sending of documents to another device for its owner.
Work and Personal Information
File management, voice notes, and reminders in a single personal environment, linked to the device, the user, and the Dock.
The essentials,
straightforward.
Resolve key questions about the device, its personalisation, and its potential uses.
Get to know the device.
Evaluate its possibilities.
Request information about Netxom, its uses, and availability conditions.
The images are conceptual visualisations. Graphic effects do not represent real interfaces.


