AI-Enabled Devices

The wearable AI market is experiencing rapid growth, driven by the miniaturization of sensors and the widespread adoption of generative models. According to estimates by IDC, the global market for wearable AI devices could exceed…

At CES, some innovations stand out for their technological prowess, while others do so for the cultural shift they’re setting in motion. With Project Ava, Razer clearly falls into the latter category. By offering a…

For over a decade, AI assistants have established themselves as software interfaces primarily accessible via a smartphone or computer, but they have always relied on a screen and a one-time activation mechanism. This visual and…

Over the past two years, attempts to embed artificial intelligence into physical objects have multiplied. Connected badges, smart pins, and portable assistants designed to replace smartphones—most have sparked more curiosity than enthusiasm. Too conspicuous, too…

Long considered futuristic gadgets or commercial flops (think Google Glass or Snap Spectacles), smart glasses are making a comeback thanks to dramatic advances in artificial intelligence. Worn as part of everyday life, they no longer just record or stream: they understand, respond, translate, and interpret—all in real time.