A WHOOP feature that blends blood biomarkers with your continuous fitness tracking to show how lab results tie into daily patterns like sleep, stress, and exercise. You can upload past bloodwork or book new tests, then get clinician-reviewed insights and AI coaching across areas like hormones, recovery, and cognitive health.

A necklace that records conversations and transcribes them into a searchable journal. Taya is designed to look like everyday jewelry, blending memory capture with something you’d wear even when not recording.

These open-source AI glasses weigh about 40g and include a color display, microphones, and bone conduction speakers. Beyond the hardware, they offer conversational AI, memory tools, and support for building custom apps, with all design files and code on GitHub. Halo is designed as a hackable AI wearable for developers and curious users alike.

A clip-on device for your toilet that tracks hydration, digestion, and gut health through sensors and a downward-facing camera. Throne turns bathroom visits into biomarker data, surfacing health trends in an app without requiring any manual logging.

These AI glasses act as a real-time copilot, listening to conversations and displaying answers, translations, or calculations on a private waveguide display. They last about 8 hours on a charge, skip the camera for privacy, and remember what you tell them, aiming to feel more like augmentation than another assistant.