Adjustable color display
The display optic can be adjusted from +2 to -6 diopters and uses a color display for presenting information within the wearer’s view.
Halo AI glasses combine visual and audio dialogue, a wearable display, and an open development platform.
Brilliant Labs’ Halo is an open-source AI glasses platform with a wearable color display, bone-conduction audio, microphones, an optical sensor, and motion sensing. Noa supports conversation about what the wearer sees and hears, translation, and remembered context from previous interactions.
The platform combines on-device AI hardware with a companion mobile app and a cloud-based AI agent. Developers can use the Brilliant SDK and a Flutter SDK for iOS and Android to build wearable experiences. Miniapps can be built using natural language and shared through Brilliant Labs’ own App Store. Check the current offering for included Noa and Miniapps access.
Halo is offered as hardware, with prescription and sunglass lenses purchased separately through a partner. Confirm current pricing, ordering and shipping details before purchase.
The display optic can be adjusted from +2 to -6 diopters and uses a color display for presenting information within the wearer’s view.
Noa can handle conversations about what the wearer sees and hears, including translation across a wide range of languages.
Noa remembers context from things it has seen, heard, and said to inform later conversations.
Hardware design files and code are offered on GitHub. Developers can use the Brilliant SDK and a Flutter SDK for iOS and Android.
The glasses include a low-power AI processor, optical sensor for AI inference, dual microphones with audio activity detection, six-axis motion sensing with tap detection, and dual bone conduction speakers.
Ask Noa about what the glasses see and hear and use its multimodal dialogue for contextual assistance.
Use Noa’s translation capability as part of visual and audio dialogue across supported languages.
Use Noa’s remembered context to support recall and more personalized later conversations.
Use Miniapps and the Brilliant SDK to prototype wearable experiences, and share Miniapps through Brilliant Labs’ own App Store.
Halo is an open-source AI glasses platform from Brilliant Labs. It combines a wearable display, audio, sensors, a low-power processor, and the Noa conversational AI agent.
The display optic adjusts from +2 to -6 diopters. Prescription and sunglass lenses are separate options purchased through Brilliant Labs’ eyewear partner; display adjustment and prescription lens orders are different parts of the setup.
Developers can use the Brilliant SDK and a Flutter SDK for iOS and Android. The platform also offers open hardware design files and code.
Halo is designed for an inter-pupillary distance range of 58–72 mm, which covers most people but not everyone. The device weighs just over 40 g.
Brilliant Labs estimates all-day battery life under normal use and lists 14 hours in its specifications. This is a vendor estimate, not a guarantee for every workload.
Halo is offered as AI glasses hardware with Noa and companion software. Confirm current hardware pricing, included AI access, lens options, delivery and any applicable charges before ordering.
The system combines on-device AI hardware with a cross-platform mobile app and a cloud-based AI agent. Halo uses Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity.
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