[Shenzhen, July 2026] – A customer delegation from Turkmenistan recently visited the headquarters of Shenzhen SPAEXI Technology Co., Ltd., with a primary focus on experiencing the company's core product – the ARPC Visual-Spatial Quantum All-in-One.

ARPC is SPAEXI's innovative product line that deeply integrates a foldable keyboard Mini PC with AR glasses. It consists of a fully functional foldable computer host and a pair of lightweight AR glasses – unfold the keyboard and you have a complete PC; put on the glasses and you get a private 120‑inch virtual giant screen.

The Global Rise of the Mini PC Industry

This experience exchange takes place against the backdrop of the global mini computer industry. According to market research data, the global mini PC market was valued at approximately $25 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach about $34.8 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate of approximately 6.7%. Mini PCs are transforming from early-stage "geek toys" into "enterprise standard configurations," now accounting for 10% to 13% of global PC devices. Meanwhile, the AR and VR hardware market is expected to reach $349.18 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate as high as 33.3%. The convergence of mini PCs and AR display technology is giving rise to a new computing category – spatial computing devices – and ARPC stands as a representative product of this trend.

From "Keyboard" to "Giant Screen" in 10 Seconds

At the SPAEXI product showroom, delegation members personally operated the ARPC foldable keyboard host – unfolding to a 335mm full‑size keyboard workspace, folding down to just 167×104×26mm – about the size of a power bank – with a total weight of approximately 600g. By connecting the AR40‑C glasses via a single USB‑C cable, a binocular 1080p full‑HD virtual screen equivalent to 120 inches appeared instantly before their eyes.

After the experience, the customer representative noted that the entire process – from unfolding the keyboard to putting on the glasses and starting work – took less than 10 seconds. This "plug‑and‑play" experience stands in stark contrast to the cumbersome process of traditional laptops or Mini PCs that require external monitors, keyboards, mice, and power cords.

The AI‑Driven Era of Spatial Computing

During the technical exchange session, the SPAEXI team introduced the technical architecture of ARPC to the clients. The host is equipped with an 8000mAh battery, supporting 2‑3 hours of continuous use; the AR40‑C glasses weigh only 86g and support independent 0‑600° diopter adjustment, eliminating the need for separate prescription lenses. Four host series cover Android, Windows 11 Pro, and Linux systems, adaptable to different usage scenarios.

Notably, the deep integration of AI technology with hardware is reshaping the entire computing industry. According to IDC forecasts, the ultra‑small form factor PC market in China is expected to grow 21.4% year‑on‑year in 2026, with the development of AI Agent technologies accelerating this process. The AI glasses market is also experiencing explosive growth – global AI glasses shipments reached 8.7 million units in 2025, up 322% year‑on‑year, and are expected to exceed 15 million units in 2026. ARPC, as a combined solution of "foldable keyboard Mini PC + AR glasses," is a typical representative of this trend – it leverages AI technology to drive spatial computing and unleashes productivity through portable form factors.

Digital Opportunities in the Central Asian Market

The customer representatives showed strong interest in ARPC's application prospects in mobile office work and industrial remote collaboration. Central Asia is currently in a critical stage of digital transformation. Kazakhstan established a Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development in 2025, elevating digitalization to the cabinet level. AI legislation in both Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan officially took effect in January 2026. Although Turkmenistan's progress in AI legislation has been relatively slower, as an important country along the "Belt and Road" initiative, its bilateral trade volume with China reached $13.87 billion in 2025, with growing demand for cooperation in emerging technology fields such as artificial intelligence and smart hardware. The SPAEXI team engaged in in‑depth discussions with the clients on local adaptation of products for the Central Asian market, industry application scenarios, and potential cooperation models.

The "Warm Technology" Corridor from Shenzhen to Central Asia

Turkmenistan is an important cooperation partner of China in Central Asia. In recent years, Turkmenistan's demand for emerging technology fields such as artificial intelligence and smart hardware has been continuously growing. According to KPMG's 2026 Technology Report, 79% of enterprises expect AI to become a key source of competitive advantage within the next two years. IT park participants in Uzbekistan reached $191.8 million in service exports in the first quarter of 2026, as the Central Asian region actively transitions from outsourcing services to high‑value‑added digital services. Against this backdrop, the spatial computing technology represented by ARPC is poised to become a new direction for bilateral technical cooperation.

Michael Chang, Head of International Business at SPAEXI, stated that ARPC represents SPAEXI's technological accumulation in the field of spatial computing. This experience exchange has laid a foundation for the future promotion and local cooperation of products in Central Asian markets. SPAEXI will continue to uphold the "Warm Technology" philosophy, delivering more portable, private, and immersive smart products and service experiences to global users.