Brilliant Labs ships Halo AI glasses with $399 price tag and adaptive gaming
Brilliant Labs launched its Halo smartglasses on October 27, priced at $399, combining persistent AI memory, voice-driven miniapps, and an adaptive game called Narrative. The glasses feature a microOLED display, 14-hour battery life, and an Ethos-U55 NPU for local AI processing. The Noa assistant retains context across interactions, while the Make feature lets users voice-create shareable…
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- Halo smartglasses ship now at **$399**, with **14-hour battery life** and **Ethos-U55 NPU** for local AI tasks
- Noa assistant retains context across interactions, while **Narrative** is an adaptive game tied to real-world actions
- **Noa Plus ($9.99/month)** and **Noa Pro ($39.99/month)** unlock premium features, with cloud-based AI handling some tasks
The glasses include local processing for privacy-sensitive tasks but rely on cloud AI for conversation and image understanding, with encrypted cloud storage for transcripts. Brilliant Labs offers open firmware and SDKs for developers, though licensing varies. Optional Noa Plus ($9.99/month) and Noa Pro ($39.99/month) tiers unlock advanced features. The launch follows undisclosed funding from Goodwater Capital and Brendan Iribe, positioning Halo as a test case for wearable AI integration into daily life.
Brilliant Labs Launches $399 Halo AI Glasses With Memory and Adaptive Gaming
Unite.AI · 27 October 2026
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