Ask what is real (QWR), an Indian deep technology startup, Humbl announced, an intelligent artificial intelligence (AI) on Thursday. The startup states that Humbl is the first made in India’s intelligent glasses and offers features similar to Ray-Ban Meta Ai glasses. It is said that the glasses are equipped with an AI assistant who can record videos, summarize conversations, play music, help navigation and more. Startup plans to officially launch the glasses later this month and claims to start sending the device later this year.
Qwr reveals intelligent glasses moved to AI
In a press release, the deep technology startup revealed its latest product and said Humbl is focused on usefulness, discretion and contextual conscience. The company did not share many details about the device, but based on its resources and appearance, it is very similar to the Ray-Ben.
Humbl can be worn as simple sunglasses, but its true usability is when AI assistant is activated with the “Hey Humbl” treadmill. Once awake, it can record videos from a point of view based on voice commands. It can also summarize meetings and conversations, define reminders, provide instructions for a place, and play music totally free of hand and with voice entrances. In addition, the AI assistant can also provide real -time translations.
The company pointed out that the AI assistant on smart glasses can collect and process data from audio and video channels. The device has cameras that provide the visual feed, using which you can recognize items and milestones and know when the user is reaching a turn to guide them to their destination.
However, QWR has not mentioned any hardware specification or details about the Large Language Model (LLM) that is feeding the AI assistant. In addition, although the device should be released later this month, the startup said the device itself will not be sent to buyers until the last quarter of 2025. After writing this, Startup’s website Nor does it mention the product, although there is a promotional videos in their social media channels.
QWR was founded by Suraj Aiar in 2017 and works in the field of augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and extended reality (XR). Startup has made and sells two different VR headphones as well as smart glasses called Aurl. The latter is an intelligent audio-based glasses (integrated speakers) and has no video cameras.