Brilliant Labs Halo AI glasses with a colour microOLED display, bone-conduction speakers and a processor with an AI accelerator, weighing just over 40 grams.
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Brilliant Labs Halo
Brilliant Labs Halo are AI glasses with a built-in colour display, designed for everyday wear. At just over 40 grams, they include an AI processor, microphones and motion sensors. The colour microOLED displays information in your field of view. Halo works with a mobile app; the Noa assistant uses the cloud and requires an internet connection.
A 0.2-inch colour microOLED display displays information in your field of view. The image may obstruct your view of your surroundings; do not use the glasses while driving or operating dangerous equipment.
Data is processed by an Alif B1 processor with a Cortex-M55 core and NPU, enabling some AI processing on the device. The Noa assistant uses the cloud through a mobile app, so its features require an internet connection. Free Noa and Miniapps access has daily usage caps.
At a weight of just over 40 grams check Halo’s fit before purchase; the IPD range of 58–72 mm does not suit everyone. Bone conduction speakers transmit sound through the skull, leaving your ears open to your surroundings.
Halo has 3-axis accelerometer with tap detection and a 3-axis electronic compass. These measure head movement and position; the controls depend on the app. Halo also has two microphones, a camera and Bluetooth LE 5.3.
Battery life is up to 14 hours with estimated normal use. Actual battery life depends on how the glasses are used.
Halo uses bone conduction speakers, which transmit sound through the bones of the skull while leaving your ears open to your surroundings.
The accelerometer detects single, double and triple taps. Their use as controls depends on the app; Halo also has a 3-axis electronic compass.
To a phone via Bluetooth LE 5.3 and a mobile app. The Noa assistant runs in the cloud and requires an internet connection.
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