The question is, the real (QWR), an Indian deep tech startup, announced Thursday, an artificial intelligence (AI) smart glasses, Hambal. Startup claims that Humble is made for the first time in India AI smart glasses, and Ray Ben Meta offers features like AI glasses. It is said that glasses are equipped with an AI assistant who can record videos, summarize conversation, play music, help navigation and do much more. Startup plans to formally launch glasses later this month, and claims to start shipping for the device later this year.
QWR unveiled AI -powered smart glasses
In a press release, the deep tech startup unveiled its latest products and said that Himble is focused on awareness, discretion and awareness of the context. The company did not share a lot of details about the device, but based on its features and appearance, it is very similar to the ray bean meta.
Himble can be worn like a simple sunshine, but it is originally used when AI assistant is activated with the Week phrase “Hey Humble”. Once awakened, it can record the sound command of the voice command. It can also summarize meetings and conversations, fix reminders, provide instructions to a place, and can play music completely with hand -free and sound inputs. In addition, AI assistant can also provide real -time translations.
The company highlighted that AI assistant audio and video channels in smart glasses can collect and process data. The device contains cameras that provide it with visual feeds, using which he can identify the items and marks, and knows that when the user is reaching the turning point to guide them.
However, the QWR did not mention any hardware specifications or details about the big language model (LLM) that are strengthening the AI assistant. In addition, while the device is expected to launch later this month, the startup said that the device itself will not be sent to the buyers by the last quarter of 2025. After writing this, the startup website does not even mention this product, though it has some promotional videos on social media channels.
The QWR was founded by the Sun Aire in 2017, and works in the field of increased reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and extension reality (XR). Startups have manufactured and sold two different VR headsets as well as smart glasses to be sold to the dubbed. The latter is an audio -based (integrated speaker) smart glasses, and does not include video cameras.
