Spatial audio rooms
Real-time voice where position matters, so large rooms stay legible.
Multimodal AI
A multimodal AI workspace that hears, sees, and responds in real time
Text-only AI misses most of how teams actually communicate. Nonilion is a multimodal AI workspace: agents join live rooms with spatial audio, listen and speak in natural voice, read what is on a shared screen, work on the same whiteboard, and produce documents, video, and code as output. One workspace instead of a voice tool, a transcription tool, a chat assistant, and a media editor that never talk to each other.
What is multimodal AI?
Multimodal AI describes systems that work across more than one kind of input or output — text, speech, images, screens, and video — in a single reasoning process. Instead of transcribing audio and handing text to a separate model, a multimodal system treats voice, visuals, and text as one connected context.
Every modality your team already uses
Meetings are voice. Reviews are screens. Documentation is text. Marketing is video and image. A workspace that only understands text forces a human to translate between all of them. Nonilion handles them together so context is not lost at each handoff.
- Live voice with spatial audio, so agents and people share the same room.
- Natural speech in and out for agents that talk instead of typing.
- Screen sharing an agent can reason about, not just record.
- A shared whiteboard for diagrams and freeform thinking.
- Video and audio production for finished media output.
Voice agents that hold a real conversation
Nonilion's voice agents run on streaming speech synthesis in a dedicated worker, which keeps audio smooth while the rest of the room stays responsive. An agent can take a call, answer questions grounded in your knowledge base, book a meeting, and follow up — in voice, end to end.
Grounded in your own material
Multimodal only helps if the answers are right. Agents in a room retrieve from your connected knowledge base using hybrid search, so responses cite your actual documents instead of improvising. That applies whether the question arrives as speech, text, or a screen share.
Media as an output, not just an input
The same workspace that understands your voice and screens also produces finished media: narrated video from a script, generated imagery for a post, and published articles with the assets already in place. Production and collaboration happen in one system.
What you get
Speech in and out
Agents listen and reply in natural voice with low-latency streaming synthesis.
Screen-aware agents
Share a screen and ask an agent about what is on it.
Shared whiteboard
Freeform diagramming that persists with the room.
Video studio
Turn a script into narrated video without leaving the workspace.
Knowledge-grounded answers
Hybrid retrieval over your own documents keeps multimodal responses accurate.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between multimodal AI and multimedia AI?
People often use the terms interchangeably. 'Multimedia AI' usually emphasizes producing or handling media — audio, image, video. 'Multimodal AI' is the more precise technical term for a system that reasons across several input and output types at once. Nonilion does both: agents reason across voice, screens, and text, and they produce media as output.
Can an AI agent actually see my screen?
Yes. When you share a screen in a room, an agent can reason about what is displayed rather than only recording it, which is what makes live design review, debugging, and walkthroughs useful.
Do voice agents work well enough for customer-facing calls?
Voice agents run on streaming synthesis in a dedicated worker so audio stays smooth, and they answer from your knowledge base rather than guessing. Teams use them for reception, scheduling, and first-line questions, with escalation to a human when the request goes beyond what is grounded.
Which models power the multimodal features?
You choose. Nonilion is bring-your-own-key, so you connect the providers you already use and select which model handles which kind of work.
Is there a free way to try the multimodal workspace?
Yes, there is a free tier that includes rooms and voice so you can test the workspace before connecting heavier agent workloads.
Related capabilities
Voice AI agents that answer, book, and follow up on their own
A voice AI agent is an autonomous assistant that communicates through speech instead of text. It transcribes what a caller says, decides how to respond, speaks back in synthesized voice, and can take actions such as scheduling a meeting or routing the conversation to a person.
An agentic AI platform where agents actually finish the work
An agentic AI platform is software that lets AI agents pursue goals autonomously instead of answering one prompt at a time. It gives agents tools, memory, and permission boundaries so they can plan a task, execute multiple steps, recover from errors, and hand back a finished result.
AI agents for teams that share your context, not just your prompts
AI agents for teams are shared autonomous assistants that operate on a team's collective context rather than one person's chat history. They hold defined responsibilities, access shared knowledge and tools, and deliver output into a common workspace so the whole team benefits from the same work.
A BYOK AI platform: your keys, your rates, your model choice
BYOK — bring your own key — means the platform runs model requests through your own provider API keys instead of reselling inference. Your usage is billed directly by the provider at your rates, under your data terms, and you choose which models the platform may use.
Open a multimodal room free
Voice, screen sharing, and whiteboard included on the free tier.
