San Francisco, USA —— June 20, 2025 —— Syna, a B2B algorithm brand under ChimeSonic, officially released a smart album solution designed for portable NAS (Network Attached Storage) devices today —— Syna Albums P01. This solution has successfully landed in the latest home NAS product of a well-known storage manufacturer.
With the increasingly powerful camera functions of smartphones, the number of photos accumulated by individuals and families is growing explosively. Although traditional cloud albums are convenient, they face privacy leakage risks and high subscription fees. Syna Albums P01 was born to solve this pain point. It utilizes the local computing power of NAS devices to provide users with a secure, private, and smart photo management experience.
Edge AI Computing Power: Smart Classification Without Internet
The core of Syna Albums P01 lies in its highly optimized edge AI engine. Unlike traditional solutions that rely on cloud APIs, all image recognition and classification tasks of P01 are completed on the NAS local chip. Even when disconnected from the network, the system can quickly identify more than 500 scenes such as people, pets, landscapes, and food in photos and automatically organize and categorize them.
Millisecond-Level Face Search
Based on Syna's self-developed Face-ID-Edge algorithm, P01 achieves millisecond-level face clustering and search functions. Users only need to upload a photo of a family member, and the system can instantly find all moments containing that person in tens of thousands of galleries and automatically generate growth memoirs or family time albums. This process is entirely local, ensuring that users' most sensitive biometric data absolutely never leaves the device.
Empowering Partners
"Syna Albums P01 is not just a software function, but an experience upgrade for the NAS industry," said the Vice President of Syna's Algorithm Business. "We are committed to empowering hardware partners with leading algorithm capabilities, helping them build differentiated advantages in fierce market competition, and making NAS truly become the private data center for every family."
