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What a real-time AI copilot is, how screen awareness works, and how to build the machine it runs on.
What is a real-time AI copilot?
A real-time AI copilot watches your screen and listens during live work — meetings, coding, presentations — and answers while it happens. How it differs from chatbots and transcription tools.
An AI assistant that actually helps during meetings
LivePair AI is a screen-aware assistant for live meetings — it sees what's on your screen, listens with you, and answers mid-conversation instead of summarizing afterward.
Why an AI assistant needs a second screen
AI assistants buried in browser tabs get ignored. LivePair's machine puts the copilot on a dedicated second screen that mounts to your laptop and moves with it.
An AI copilot that remembers the session
LivePair's agent keeps persistent memory across your session — your goals, its beliefs, and its own uncertainty — instead of treating every message as a fresh start.
How a screen-aware AI assistant works
Screen-aware AI reads what's on your display so you can ask questions without pasting context. How LivePair captures frames, what it sends, and what it never stores.
Building a portable AI workstation
The LivePair machine is a portable AI workstation you assemble in an afternoon — monitor, pad, silent motor, wireless control. Full parts list and print files.
AI copilot for live coding sessions
LivePair watches your editor during real coding work — debugging, refactors, unfamiliar codebases — and answers with your screen as context. How a session-aware copilot differs from autocomplete.
An AI assistant for live presentations and demos
Presenting is the worst time to need an answer. LivePair runs on a second screen in your eyeline — questions get answered mid-demo without breaking your flow.
Beyond transcription: AI that helps during the meeting
Transcription tools summarize after the call ends. LivePair answers questions mid-meeting — a different category for people who need help live, not notes later.
Why AI hardware advice needs a safety check
We built LivePair after a chatbot told us a battery hookup was fine. It wasn't. How to read AI guidance on physical builds — and why seeing the work matters.
Using your phone as the AI's camera
No extra hardware: DroidCam turns your phone into the machine's wireless webcam so the assistant can see your desk, your hands, your build.