Singapore-based Brilliant Labs has unveiled an AI-powered smart glass that can not only remember things but also build apps ...

Brilliant Labs have been making near-eye display platforms for some time now, and they are one of the few manufacturers making a point of focusing on an open and hacker-friendly approach to their ...

Halo, the world's thinnest open-source AI glasses, packs more intelligence and capability than any other smartglasses that ...

ALBAWABA - If you can't remember people's names, well, this is not an issue anymore;  new, smart glasses will solve the ...

Stanford researchers have unveiled a lightweight holographic headset that could revolutionize mixed reality. Using ...

Brilliant Labs has developed smart glasses that use a built-in AI called Noa, complete with a narrative memory system that recalls and learn the names of people you meet. Debuted last year, ...

The Halo smartglasses, the latest release from Brilliant Labs, aren’t being promoted as a lifestyle-focused competitor to the ...

Brilliant Labs’ next pair of smart specs include an agentic memory system called Narrative that can assist your memory.

The Halo AI smart glasses appear to be a significant upgrade over Meta's Oakley and Ray-Bans, but are they too good to be true?

Brilliant Labs' new $299 Halo smart glasses can recall names of people you've previously met. The feature is part of the startup's patent-pending agentic memory system, Narrative.

Brilliant Labs unveiled Halo, its next-gen smart glasses that pack in a full-color micro OLED display, bone conduction ...