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Nirva raises $25 million ahead of November wearable AI companion launch

Nirva, a startup building a wearable AI personal companion that can give relationship advice and other assistance, announced a $25 million financing round. The funding brings the company’s total capital to $33 million. CEO Wei Lyu told Axios Pro the money will support the product’s planned launch in November.

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  • Nirva secured $25 million in new funding, raising total capital to $33 million.
  • The financing was announced ahead of the company's planned November launch of a wearable AI companion.
  • CEO Wei Lyu said the device will provide relationship advice and other personal assistance.

The device is positioned as a hands‑free AI partner that users can wear, extending the reach of conversational AI beyond smartphones and smart speakers. While details on the companion’s hardware and underlying models were not disclosed, the company says it will focus on personal‑life guidance, including relationship tips, health reminders, and daily planning.

The financing round’s investors were not named, and the company did not specify the round type. The announcement marks the latest move by consumer‑focused AI firms to bring dedicated hardware to market, a space that has seen limited activity since earlier smart‑assistant wearables.

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