AI Platforms
Open WebUI, Ollama, Home Assistant Yellow, Raspberry Pi AI HAT+, and local voice stacks that keep inference off the public cloud.
The software boxes and hubs that turn hardware into a house AI
Open WebUI + Ollama: The AI Platform You Actually Live In
The platform layer of a home AI server is not the GPU. It is the tab you open instead of a cloud chatbot.
Home Assistant Yellow: The Local Brain That Grew an NPU
Yellow is still the official Home Assistant hardware. CM5 and Hailo support turned it into a local-AI satellite, not just a Zigbee brick.
CES 2027: Dates, Venue, and the AI-Gadget Agenda
CES 2027 runs Jan 6 to 9 in Las Vegas. Where AI gadgets live on the floor, plus the on-device-AI storylines InteliToys will track.
Road to CES 2027: The Year of the Local-AI Desktop
InteliToys' Road to CES 2027 series: local-AI desktops, capture wearables, and smart input devices, cited and with analysis labeled.
What to Watch: On-Device Agents and Local LLM Boxes at CES 2027
On-device agents and local LLM boxes are becoming a real category. The private-inference hardware and software to watch at CES 2027.
CES Foundry: AI and Quantum Take Over the Fontainebleau at CES 2027
CES 2027 adds CES Foundry, an AI and quantum program at the Fontainebleau. What it signals for AI gadgets, with speculation clearly labeled.
Open WebUI Becomes the Front Door for Self-Hosted AI
Open WebUI lets owners connect local or cloud models in one interface; the project reports 435 million downloads.
rabbit OS3 Jumps From the r1 to Mac and Windows
rabbit's agent system now runs on the web, macOS and Windows, carrying long tasks to completion while users step away.
