市场上一连串的人工智能装置都是为了将人工智能融入我们的日常生活
其中一些AI的可穿饰品——包括项链，戒指，手腕带，以及便携式设备——作为生产力工具，而另一些则声称作为友好的同伴倾听你的日常思想。 甚至OpenAI也正在研究一个紧凑的AI伴设备。
我们收集了一些最引人注目的装置。
蜜蜂
蜜蜂的价格是49.99美元要么被剪到衣服上要么像健身乐队一样穿戴这个设备记录它听到的一切，并学习你的常规和偏好，为您创建提醒和指出。 它甚至有一个哑巴按钮对于那些你想要一些隐私的时间。
附带应用(目前仅可在iOS上获得)包括每月订阅19美元。 应用程序允许你直接与Bee互动并询问其问题。 您也可以从您今天的谈话中获得关键外卖和时间顺序记录。
Amazon 收购 2025年7月可穿戴器启动，发布本月早些时候其首款新产品。
Amazon 推出两种新装置：蜜蜂前沿(Bee Frontier)，价格为74.99美元，可佩戴在手腕上或剪切成衣物；蜜蜂Eclipse(Bee Eclipse)，价格为99.99美元，是磁性地将信用卡大小的装置加在智能手机背面。
两者提供与上一代相同的核心功能，将Bee定位为比AI设备更廉价的替代品，如Plaud Note和Plaud NotePin. 用户还可以选择将Bee连接到Alexa.
朋友们
朋友是“个人AI”设备市场中最受欢迎的参与者之一。
这129块白色的柱子挂在你脖子上作为情感支持伴侣它承认你的语气和心情，让你和它交谈，好像它是朋友一样。 它通过蓝牙连接到你的电话，并不断倾听，准备回复或发出主动的信息，就像在接受采访前祝你好运一样。
然而，它也面临批评，包括反对其在纽约市的地铁广告运动。 人们破坏广告，写“监视资本主义”之类的信息。
公司最近对发布进行了重大产品更新，引入了新的语音功能，可能是为了保持相关性。 在“Friend 2.0”的名称下，更新的设备包括一个内置的扬声器，允许它与用户沟通，并表达一个更独特的个性。
无限制
原名为Rewind,Lindless是另一段对话录制的配音，价格为99美元。
这种装置不断聆听、转录会议、电话和对话(经同意)，以便搜索和总结知识。 专业人士、尤其是记者
伴奏的应用程序每月有10小时的AI功能——如转录和摘要——可以选择每月解锁29美元的无限功能。
缪斯魅力
Meta 推出在9月首次可以穿戴AI，为用户提供了访问其个人AI助手Muse的新方式。
该设备尚未发运，但预计会以代表AI助手的游戏数码化阿凡达为特色。 套在可以随身携带或附着在键链上的口袋大小设备中，可穿戴的包括显示浮雕的微型显示。 用户可以通过语音命令与Muse进行互动，并为他们完成任务。
尼尔瓦
Nirva是一个由前Meta Reality Labs员工创立的创业者，它建造了一个以个人成长而不是生产力或与指出相遇为重点的AI可穿戴。
使用AI将日常经历变成个人日记，帮助用户更好地了解自己的情绪、交流风格和习惯。 用户可以通过它的伴用应用，探索他们行为中的规律，了解他们的沟通方式，并找到改进的方法。
Nirva计划在11月开通订单，预定年底向早期用户发货。 该装置将花费249美元。
欧美
价格为89美元，这个设备可以回答你的问题，总结你的对话，创建待办列表，并帮助安排会议。 此外，Omi还不断通过ChatGPT聆听和运行你的谈话，让它能够记住你的背景，并提供个性化的建议。
Omi可以作为项链佩戴，但另一个值得注意的方面是
普劳德的笔记
Plaud的NotePin在159美元是这份清单中比较有说服力的选项之一；然而，它内置的AI转录和总结功能使它成为出席各种会议或讲座的律师、记者和学生的宝贵工具。
细小的可穿戴的录音机可以穿在你的手腕上，也可以磁性地粘在衣服上。 录音被实时保存在你的手机上，消除了人工记录的麻烦。 该设备包括300个免费的每月抄录分钟，但随着每月的8.33美元Pro计划，你将你的抄录时间提升到1200分钟。
今年，该公司正在将一个179元的超深记笔记设备(Plaud Note Pro)装配到发布，现在可供预先订购。
兔子 R1
Rabbit R1是另一款AI设备，很快成为科技界关注的话题，这种小型的，复古式的手持设备具有触摸屏和旋转相机的特点，价格为199美元。
该设备设计为电话接通，允许您执行预订航班，订购餐饮，控制应用等任务，无需每次抽出手机。 兔R1在更新了重要软件，纠正了以往的性能问题之后，现在夸大了扩展的AI功能。 例如，推出“创造”，这个功能允许您建立自己的工具甚至游戏。
沙条
Sandbar去年从隐形中出现
它的特点是内置的麦克风，默认情况下仍然关闭，可以通过环顶部的平坦，触觉敏感的表面启动。 通过按下和持有面板，用户可以录制指出，通过同伴智能手机应用与AI助手互动，并管理媒体播放回放，包括播放，挖掘，跳过音轨，以及调整音量。
包括一个内置的麦克风，它默认会禁用，并且可以通过环上表面的触摸敏感面板打开。 用户可以按下并按住以抓取指出，通过伴奏移动应用程序与AI助手通信，并控制音乐。
"流环"预计今年夏季发布票价299元，有白银和黄金完结。
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A slew of AI-powered gadgets on the market aims to integrate artificial intelligence into our daily lives like never before.
Some of these AI wearables — including necklaces, rings, and wristbands, as well as portable devices — serve as productivity tools, while others claim to act as friendly companions listening to your everyday thoughts. Even OpenAI is working on a compact AI companion device.
Below, we’ve rounded up some of the most notable devices.
Bee
Bee is an affordable pendant priced at $49.99 that can either be clipped to your clothing or worn like a fitness band. This device records everything it hears and learns your routines and preferences to create reminders and notes for you. It even features a mute button for those times you want some privacy.
The companion app (currently available only on iOS) is included with a $19 monthly subscription. The app allows you to interact with Bee directly and ask it questions. You can also get key takeaways from your day and chronological transcripts of your conversations.
Amazon acquired the wearables startup in July 2025, launching its first new products earlier this month.
Amazon introduced two new devices: the Bee Frontier, priced at $74.99, which can be worn on the wrist or clipped to clothing, and the Bee Eclipse, priced at $99.99, a credit-card-sized device that attaches magnetically to the back of a smartphone.
Both offer the same core functionality as the previous generation, positioning Bee as a more affordable alternative to AI devices such as the Plaud Note and Plaud NotePin. Users can also choose to connect Bee to Alexa.
Friend
Friend is one of the most hyped entrants in the “personal AI” device market.
This $129 white pendant hangs around your neck and functions as an emotional support companion. It recognizes your tone and mood, allowing you to chat with it as if it were a friend. It connects to your phone via Bluetooth and constantly listens, ready to respond or send you proactive messages, like wishing you good luck before an interview.
However, it has also faced criticism, including backlash against its subway ad campaign in NYC. People vandalized the ads, writing messages like “surveillance capitalism.”
Likely as an attempt to stay relevant, the company recently unveiled a major product update, introducing a new voice feature. Under the name “Friend 2.0,” the updated device includes a built-in speaker that allows it to communicate with users and express a more distinctive personality.
Limitless
Formerly known as Rewind, Limitless is another conversation-recording pendant priced at $99.
This device continuously listens, transcribing meetings, calls, and conversations (with consent) into searchable and summarized knowledge. It’s ideal for professionals, especially journalists, looking to recall important discussions.
The companion app comes with 10 hours of AI features per month — such as transcription and summaries — with the option to unlock unlimited features for $29 per month.
Muse Charm
Meta introduced its first AI wearable in September, offering a new way for users to access its personal AI assistant, Muse.
The device has not yet shipped, but it is expected to feature Jolly, a playful digital avatar that represents the AI assistant. Housed in a pocket-sized device that can be carried around or attached to a keychain, the wearable includes a miniature display showing the avatar. Users will be able to interact with Muse through voice commands and have it complete tasks for them.
Nirva
Nirva is a startup founded by former Meta Reality Labs employees, building an AI wearable focused on personal growth rather than productivity or meeting notes.
Worn as a pendant or bracelet, the device listens to the wearer’s speech and uses AI to turn everyday experiences into a personal journal, helping users better understand their emotions, communication style, and habits. Through its companion app, users can explore patterns in their behavior, gain insights into how they communicate, and find ways to improve.
Nirva plans to open orders in November, with shipments to early users targeted for the end of the year. The device will cost $249.
Omi
Priced at $89, this device can answer your questions, summarize your conversations, create to-do lists, and help schedule meetings. Additionally, Omi is constantly listening and running your conversations through ChatGPT, allowing it to remember the context about you and offer personalized advice.
Omi can be worn as a necklace, but another notable aspect is that it can be attached to the side of your head with medical tape and can detect when you’re speaking to it.
Plaud’s NotePin
At $159, Plaud’s NotePin is one of the pricier options on this list; however, its built-in AI transcription and summarization features make it a valuable tool for lawyers, journalists, and students attending meetings or lectures.
The tiny wearable voice recorder can be worn on your wrist or attached magnetically to your clothing. The recordings are saved in real time on your phone, eliminating the hassle of manual note-taking. The device includes 300 free monthly transcription minutes, but with the $8.33 per month Pro plan, you upgrade your transcription time to 1,200 minutes.
This year, the company is gearing up to launch a $179 ultra-thin note-taking device called the Plaud Note Pro, which is now available for preorder.
Rabbit R1
Rabbit R1 is another AI gadget that has quickly become a topic of interest in the tech world, despite facing some challenges during its initial launch. This small, retro-styled handheld device features a touchscreen and rotating camera, at a price point of $199.
The device is designed to be phone-adjacent, allowing you to perform tasks such as booking flights, ordering meals, and controlling apps without needing to pull out your phone each time. Following a crucial software update that rectified previous performance issues, the Rabbit R1 now boasts expanded AI features. For instance, it introduces “Creations,” a feature that allows you to build your own tools and even games.
Sandbar
Sandbar emerged from stealth last year, unveiling the Stream ring, an AI wearable designed for note-taking.
It features a built-in microphone that remains off by default and can be activated through a flat, touch-sensitive surface on the top of the ring. By pressing and holding the panel, users can record notes, interact with an AI assistant through the companion smartphone app, and manage media playback, including playing, pausing, skipping tracks, and adjusting volume
includes a built-in microphone that stays disabled by default and can be switched on via a touch-sensitive panel on the ring’s upper surface. Users can press and hold it to capture notes, communicate with an AI assistant through the companion mobile app, and control music.
The Stream ring is expected to launch this summer at $299, with silver and gold finishes available.
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