Brilliant Labs Frame AI glasses, Omi, and wearable computers for hands-free capture, translation, and on-face HUD experiments.
Glasses, pendants, and pins that look like science fiction and ship like gadgets
About 40 grams, with open-source software and a micro-OLED you can forget you are wearing.

Omi sits with Bee and Limitless in the “hear my life” pile, with a more hacker-native stack.

Bee's new Frontier wearable turns conversations into summaries and to-dos, while a phone-call companion called Eclipse is on the way.

The AI memory startup will keep supporting existing Pendant owners for at least a year, free of subscription fees, but new sales are over.

Omi's tiny wearable captures conversations hands-free and turns them into searchable memories, with 10 to 14 hours of battery.

Plaud's wearable NotePin and credit-card-sized Note Pro target professionals who live in conversations.

Ultrahuman's titanium Ring PRO pairs with a charging case that adds up to 45 days of battery and a year of data storage.

Clip-on and wrist-worn recorders that summarize your day, compared on price, battery and privacy.
