This hub covers AI built into wearable devices — smart glasses, watches, and other on-body tech that reads voice, health, or environmental signals in real time. We track the hardware makers, the on-device models that power it, and how these devices are moving from novelty to everyday tools.
Samsung Research introduced xMAE and HiMAE, two on-device AI models that read heart and sleep signals from wearables in under a millisecond, with papers accepted at ICML and ICLR 2026.
Read more →Nasdaq-listed Innovative Eyewear is rolling out free Claude AI access across its Lucyd smart eyewear lineup, letting wearers switch between Claude and ChatGPT mid-conversation.
Read more →AI smart glasses pack a microphone, speaker and sometimes a camera or tiny display into ordinary-looking eyewear. Here's what's actually inside them and how the two competing designs differ.
Read more →Shenzhen startup Even Realities raised $150 million led by Tencent and Meituan, valuing the camera-free smart glasses maker at $1 billion.
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