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Brilliant Labs launches $399 Halo AI glasses

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Singapore-based manufacturer Brilliant Labs released the Halo AI glasses on local time October 27, priced at $399. The device features a full-color Micro-OLED display, is equipped with the self-developed AI assistant Noa, supports real-time voice interaction and long-term memory, and is built around three experiences: Ask, Make, and Play, among which the Narrative system can turn real-world activities into interactive games that can be adjusted in real time. Both hardware and software adopt an open-source design, with on-device AI processing at the core; the device weighs slightly more than 40 grams, and the company claims a maximum battery life of 14 hours. Separately, according to a Unite.AI report, Noa and miniapps have daily usage limits, with Noa Plus at $9.99 per month and Noa Pro at $39.99 per month; the company also announced an investment from Goodwater Capital, without disclosing the amount.

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    Brilliant Labs launches Halo AI glasses, priced at $399

    Singapore-based manufacturer Brilliant Labs launched the Halo AI glasses on local time October 27, priced at $399, featuring a full-color Micro-OLED display and equipped with its self-developed AI assistant Noa, supporting real-time voice interaction and long-term memory. The device is built around three experiences: Ask, Make, and Play, among which the Narrative system transforms real-world activities into interactive games that can be adjusted in real time. Both hardware and software adopt an open-source design, with on-device AI processing as the core; the device weighs slightly more than 40 grams, and the company claims a maximum battery life of 14 hours.

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    Brilliant Labs launches $399 Halo AI glasses, focusing on persistent memory and adaptive gaming

    Brilliant Labs has launched the $399 Halo smart glasses, built around the Noa assistant and an adaptive game called Narrative, divided into three experience categories: Ask, Make, and Play. The hardware includes a full-color microOLED display, dual microphones, a bone conduction speaker, and Bluetooth 5.3, weighs slightly over 40 grams, and the company claims up to 14 hours of battery life, powered by the Alif Balletto B1 processor and Ethos-U55 NPU. Noa and miniapps include daily usage limits; Noa Plus costs $9.99 per month and Noa Pro costs $39.99 per month. The company also announced an investment from Goodwater Capital, without disclosing the amount.

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