OPPO Announces Launch of Xiaobu Next Plan, Opens Beta Testing for First On-Device Multi-Agent System

The core of OPPO's newly launched Xiaobu Next Plan lies in the beta testing of an on-device Multi-Agent collaboration system. Distinct from traditional cloud-based AI assistants, this system emphasizes completing multi-agent collaboration locally on the device and is equipped with an on-device global memory system to achieve more precise understanding of users.

The development of on-device AI is an industry trend, with advantages in privacy protection, low latency, and offline availability. Introducing a Multi-Agent architecture means that AI capabilities on devices will evolve from single-task execution to collaborative decision-making in complex scenarios, which is a key step in enhancing the practicality of agents.

OPPO's choice to explore together with professional users through the beta testing plan indicates its hope to leverage external feedback to rapidly iterate on-device AI capabilities. These verified mature functions will be integrated into OPPO's AI product line in the future, potentially reshaping the competitiveness of its intelligent assistant in proactive services and providing reference for the industry's on-device agent implementation.

Current mainstream AI applications mostly rely on cloud-based large models, but the improvement in on-device inference chip computing power provides a hardware foundation for deploying more complex AI models on phones. OPPO's move aligns with the industry wave of shifting computing power to the device and bringing intelligence forward, attempting to build a more autonomous AI ecosystem on terminal devices.

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