Refers to the category of wearable intelligent hardware products with AI computing capabilities. 2025 marks the explosion year of AI wearable devices. GlassClaw AI glasses, together with products such as smart rings and pendants, constitute a diversified AI hardware ecosystem, providing users with full-scenario intelligent service coverage from health monitoring, office collaboration to emotional recording.
Coway’s 1.6 kg walking-assist exoskeleton is elegant engineering, but a rental-only model with undisclosed pricing, missing battery specs, and a nine-person clinical trial makes it a wait-and-see product.
On August 12th, Reudyn, a new wearable robot brand from Leqi Intelligent, officially launched the Hip X26 hip joint AI-assisted exoskeleton, targeting the general public for hiking, long-distance walking, and light exercise, attempting to break down the barriers of exoskeletons as “professional equipment.”
When OpenAI announced plans to launch a compact screenless device by the end of 2026 with a target shipment of 100 million units, the entire technology industry was electrified. This announcement not only signifies the birth of a new product but marks a collective bet by tech giants on a “screen-free” AI hardware future. From … Read more
From Voice Recognition Giant to AI Agent Pioneer iFlytek is no longer satisfied with an AI that can only “speak.” On April 15, 2025, the company famous for its voice recognition technology officially launched the AstronClaw upgrade, unveiling nine innovative products in one go and presenting for the first time a complete “software-hardware integrated” AI … Read more
Taya launched a product that takes a different approach—an $89 smart pendant.
