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Halo Glasses: Play the World, Own Your Data
29 Oct
Summary
- Halo Glasses launch adaptive gaming, turning the real world into a game.
- Features privacy-first, open-source architecture with on-device AI.
- Priced at $399, available now with 14-hour battery life.
Brilliant Labs has officially launched Halo Glasses, a new generation of smartglasses focused on privacy and adaptive gaming. These devices introduce 'Narrative,' a novel gaming category that transforms the user's real-world environment into an evolving open-world game. The core of Halo Glasses is Noa, a personal AI companion that offers conversational interaction, builds long-term memory, and adapts to user patterns for a personalized experience.
The glasses are designed for all-day wear, featuring a microOLED display, bone conduction speakers, and a 14-hour battery life, weighing just over 40 grams. Built with a privacy-first architecture, they prioritize on-device processing to minimize cloud reliance and enhance user data control. The low-resolution image sensor provides visual context for processing without storing images.
Halo Glasses are built on an open-source hardware and software foundation, inviting community development and modification. They are available starting October 27, 2026, for $399 at brilliant.xyz, backed by investors like Goodwater Capital. This launch marks a significant step in defining a new category of intelligent, privacy-focused wearables.
