Humane Ai Pin: Top 5 questions answered about this phone without a screen
The world of technology is ever-evolving, with new advancements taking place every day. The most recent innovation out of Silicon Valley comes courtesy of Humane, the Sam Altman-backed company that recently launched its first-ever consumer wearable device, Ai Pin. It is a wearable device backed by the power of artificial intelligence and is essentially being called a smartphone without a screen. Here's all you need to know about the Humane Ai Pin.
Humane Ai Pin is a wearable device developed by Sam Altman-backed startup Humane. It is an AI-powered device that can potentially do all the tasks that your smartphone does, without a display. It can be attached to a dress or a shirt via magnetic arrays. Like a smartphone, the Humane Ai Pin features a 13MP ultra-wide camera, a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery with wireless charging capabilities, and a dual microphone array. It runs on a Snapdragon processor and has AI capabilities.
No, the Humane Ai Pin does not have a screen. Instead, it features a laser ink display that can display multiple elements such as text, graphics, and UI on your palm. The Humane Ai Pin also gets a touchpad with multi-gesture support that unlocks a bunch of functionalities.
With multiple sensors, a camera, a laser ink display, and multi-gesture support, the Humane Ai Pin can potentially act as a replacement for your smartphone, but without a screen. It is activated by clipping it to your shirt, tapping and swiping down on it. Humane claims that the Ai Pin's camera and microphone do not wake until turned on, promising privacy. There's also a trust light that lets you and those around you know that the Humane Ai Pin is currently in use. It is a standalone device that doesn't require a connection
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