Slide 1: Move, the world follows.
Move, the world follows. WETO · Austin, TX · May 28, 2026
Slide 2: Everything you just saw — what's running behind it?
Everything you just saw — what's running behind it?
Slide 3: About the size of a box. One-piece resin shell.
That's it. About the size of a box. One-piece resin shell.
Slide 4: 10× more TOPS than previous wearable AI
67 T O P S Previous wearable AI: 2–6 TOPS We did 10× more Four models at once · zero cloud calls
Slide 5: Tonight, it ships.
Tonight, it ships.
Slide 6: A portable external brain for the human body
is a portable external brain for the human body.
Slide 7: The Definition: Portable, External, Brain
THE DEFINITION Three words. Each one literal. Portable On your body. Not in a server room, not in the cloud. It goes where you go. External Outside your skull. Your brain runs the body you were born with — this runs the body you grew into. Brain Not a metaphor. It takes signal from nerves, models th
Slide 8: The Architecture: Brain, Nerves, Limbs
THE ARCHITECTURE Just remember three words. Brain Orchestra where decisions happen Nerves sEMG Wristband · Wearable Camera reads you / what you see Limbs Exoskeleton · Drone · IoT Devices carry out the action
Slide 9: A conductor plays no instrument
A conductor plays no instrument. They decide who plays, and when. That is
Slide 10: What's inside the box.
What's inside the box.
Slide 11: Inside · Compute
INSIDE · COMPUTE One module runs a whole stack of models Far more than four — here are four of them YOLOv8 30 fps object detection · VisionLink CNN + LSTM 8-ch EMG · detects motion start / stop CNN + Mamba continuous gesture recognition · <35ms 8B Language Model natural-language control NVIDIA Jetso
Slide 12: Inside · Board
INSIDE · BOARD We didn't just bolt together a dev kit NVIDIA stock dev kit 100 × 80 mm heatsink and fan built for the desktop Our carrier board Reduced 60% of the dimensions Automotive-grade PCB · swappable module I/O re-planned Every peripheral plugs straight in — no adapters.
Slide 13: Inside · Body: Battery, Cooling, Connectivity
INSIDE · BODY Battery · Cooling · Connectivity 5 / 8 / 16 hrs heavy / mixed / standby — the exo can recharge it Active cooling holds peak load without throttling, all day 4 tunnels Wi-Fi 6 · BLE · UWB · USB-C / pogo UWB: human position in 3D, 40 Hz, <10 cm — "point at the lamp" means that lamp.
Slide 14: A fifth thing on the card: an AI Agent
There's a fifth thing on the card. Not a model — an AI Agent.
Slide 15: The Protocol: three things we ask
THE PROTOCOL Want in? We ask for three things. 1 Interface what the data looks like — channels, rate, units 2 Connection how it reaches us — BLE / Wi-Fi / USB 3 Semantics what the data means — heart rate, position, SpO2 Think of it as a skill.md — you write the three-line spec, and Orchestra's built
Slide 16: You bring the hardware. We bring the brain.
You bring the hardware. We bring the brain that knows what to do with it.
Slide 17: One more thing...
One more thing...
Slide 18: Same brain. From a box, to a card.
ORCHESTRA · GEN 2 Same brain. From a box, to a card. Gen 1 · Box → Gen 2 · Card
Slide 19: Why it shrank
WHY IT SHRANK Same compute. We rebuilt three things. Battery smaller, denser Cooling fan removed, cooling into the chassis — silent Shell from resin to a single block of CNC aluminum Mechanical engineering doing AI engineering's job.
Slide 20: 16.8 millimeters, lighter than an iPhone
110 × 56 × 16.8 millimeters 175 g lighter than an iPhone Same 67 TOPS · models you enjoy · zero cloud COMING SOON
Slide 21: Back to tonight's star
Back to tonight's star. Everything next — it can do today.
Slide 22: Two reference nerves: Conductor and VisionLink
Conductor and VisionLink aren't two products — they're two reference nerves.
Slide 23: Reference Nerve: reads you
REFERENCE NERVE · 01 reads you within 33 milliseconds From your intent, to command fired. 8-ch sEMG · 9-axis IMU · high-accuracy UWB, fused two-layer classifier · 10-sec on-device calibration · no cloud
Slide 24: Reference Nerve: VisionLink reads what you see
REFERENCE NERVE · 02 VisionLink — reads what you see Watches your path reads the terrain, the exoskeleton shifts gears Watches your back someone approaches, the wristband buzzes
Slide 25: First portable platform to close the human-machine loop
The first portable platform to close the human ↔machine loop on a single edge brain.
Slide 26: Three horizons
THREE HORIZONS Three horizons Tonight · 2026 one brain, two nerves — already working in front of you 2–3 years others' nerves plug in, an open-protocol ecosystem Further out plug the human in as a compute node — and build a complete digital twin of each one
Slide 27: Five directions Conductor unlocks
HORIZON 2 Five directions Conductor unlocks Eye tracking AR glasses Smart home Robotics data Drone swarms Same three-part protocol — the Agent handles the rest.
Slide 28: The data you accumulate becomes your computational twin
The data you accumulate becomes your computational twin.
Slide 29: The Computational Twin
THE COMPUTATIONAL TWIN It queries your twin 01 A humanoid in your kitchen to understand "put the plates away" 02 A drone swarm over a site to verify the command was yours 03 An actuator in another city that wants to do work for you You become an address — all the work flows to it.
Slide 30: Racing to build the data factory
We're not racing to build the VLA. We're racing to build the data factory it has to learn from.
Slide 31: Carbon and silicon
CARBON ⇄SILICON Carbon and silicon Today the brain is on your body Tomorrow the brain on you and the brain in the cloud become one Further out your twin is how other intelligence finds you
Slide 32: Silicon-bodied creatures will live in your home
In twenty years, silicon-bodied creatures will live in your home. Something has to sit in between, so they understand us.
Slide 33: The Orchestra is a beautiful artwork
The Orchestra is a beautiful artwork built from separate instruments
Slide 34: Move, the world follows.
Move, the world follows.
Slide 35: You just saw it work. Now let's build it together.
Wetour Robotics M A Y 2 8 , 2 0 2 6 · A U S T I N You just saw it work. Now let's build it together. Nan Zheng · Chief Executive Officer
Slide 36: Partnership: What Orchestra does for your product
Wetour Robotics P A R T N E R S H I P What Orchestra does for your product. Three directions where we add real value to mature companies. EFFICIENCY Better workflows. USER EXPERIENCE Better products. CREATIVITY New things possible. F O U R W A Y S T O W O R K T O G E T H E R 01 Build on Orchestra 02
Slide 37: Industries we want to partner with
Wetour Robotics Industries we want to partner with. Mature companies across these verticals — let's talk. 01 AR / VR Headsets 02 Automotive Cockpits 03 Industrial Automation 04 Defense & Tactical 05 Smart Home Devices 06 Drones & UAV 07 Service Robotics 08 Humanoids 09 Prosthetics 10 Exoskeletons &
Slide 38: Orchestra Early Access
Wetour Robotics A N N O U N C I N G T O D A Y Orchestra Early Access For startups, builders, and the people making what's next. Free. No equity. No exclusivity. No catch. W H A T Y O U G E T H A R D W A R E Orchestra hub + VisionLink + Conductor S O F T W A R E Full SDK + engineering support L A U N
Slide 39: Closing: Let's talk
Wetour Robotics C L O S I N G In the mobile era, you looked down at the screen. In this era, you look up at the world. L E T ' S T A L K info@wetourrobotics.com wetourrobotics.com Wetour Robotics @WETO_IR_TEAM