According to reports, a front-line operation unit of a large domestic oil and gas company has been replaced in bulk with Lenovo Tianjian Xinchuang AI PCs equipped with Tianxi AI Pro smart agents. At exploration sites in Gobi desert, deserts, and mountainous areas, the absence of a network is common. Engineers collect data using audio pens during the day and listen back to recordings at their base overnight to organize the information, which is labor-intensive and requires strict confidentiality measures. Today, this device can complete recording transcription, information extraction, and document generation locally even in a completely offline environment. This reduces the four to six-hour tasks on a desk from about half an hour, and the administrative work time is directly reduced by seven to eight percent.
Local priority, no data leaves the device
The breakthrough of Tianxi AI Pro is “bringing computing power back to the terminal”: AI capabilities are brought down from the cloud to the machines themselves. Transcription, extraction, and document generation all occur on the device, with no data being transmitted outside. This solves both the problems of internet disruption and confidentiality. In terms of technology implementation, it integrates deeply with the Kylin operating system, enabling full autonomy from intent recognition to execution. It can manage meetings, perform local transcription, and generate summaries across different applications without intermediate translation layers, achieving native system-level adaptation for domestic software and hardware stacks.
The model is categorized: the普惠 version incorporates a 0.6B lightweight model, relying on compression, quantization, and distillation to support speech recognition and text structuring, covering high-frequency needs such as AI meetings and local search; higher computing power models can locally deploy large models with 35B parameters for strong reasoning and professional-level full-process operations. From a security perspective, there are also official carefully selected capability platforms, minimal permissions, and zero model memory design. All invoked capabilities are pre-selected, no sensitive data is retained, and behaviors can be audited. As of now, Lenovo Kaitian has provided nearly 40,000 Xinchuang PCs for this oil and gas company—when AI PCs are deployed in the most harsh working environments, Xinchuang substitution finds a scenario where labor costs can be truly reduced.