The AI-Powered Pin: Could It Replace Your Smartphone?
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Frank
- November 14, 2023
- ai pin
- ai-powered features
- all-day battery life
- calorie counting
- computer and battery booster
- engineering
- gesture interaction
- innovative wearable device
- Interesting
- interesting engineering
- live translation
- perpetual power system
- science
- screenless technology
- smartphone alternative
- Technology
- touch interaction
- voice interaction
- Wearable Technology
This video from Interesting Engineering highlights the Hu.ma.ne device. The Hu.ma.ne AI Pin is an innovative, screenless wearable device designed to offer a range of AI-powered features, potentially rivaling smartphones. It consists of two parts: a computer and a battery booster, which together ensure all-day battery life. The device offers live translation, calorie counting, and […]
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