Smart eyewear's time has come with generative AI
South China Morning Post — February 11, 2024, 12:00 AM UTC
Summary: Brilliant Labs CEO Bobak Tavangar believes smart eyewear's time has come due to generative AI. The company's Frame smart glasses, with AI-powered assistant Noa, are available for pre-order at US$349, shipping in April. The glasses use open-source tech and off-the-shelf components, manufactured in Singapore. The company has raised about US$6 million and aims to keep production closely aligned with demand. Monacle's demand exceeded expectations, and Frame's demand is expected to be higher.
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