Min-Liang Tan

Gaming mice right now dominate all of the mouse category at this point of time.

And right now we can call it a smart headphone.

And that's the way we see it.

And we don't necessarily have to retrain everybody to say, oh, you've got to put on your glasses.

You've got to be able to bear with the weight and things like that.

So that is one of the things that we're doing with Motoko.

And a lot of the work that we do is actually on the software side of things.

How do we ensure that we get context faster?

How do we ensure that we are able to do all of that?

So it's both hardware-software fusion and sensor fusion at the same time that we are really focused in terms of bringing the experience over.

And that's something that we believe is the reason why people go and say, oh, I absolutely get it right now.

Why would I want something like that?

So ChatGPT for the headphones was primarily more from the premise that we think it's a good assistant in terms of CV capabilities, identifying things, being able to give very quick feedback at the same time.

But it can very well run Grok also at the same time.

And the way that we are kind of presenting this is that whether it's for AVA

or whether it's for Motoko or any of our other products, we are multi-model.

And that was one of the things that we wanted to be able to do that.

And we believe that at some point of time, we see Gemini doing really well.

We see Grok doing really, really well.

We see GPT having advances in various aspects.