Brilliant starts shipping its $399 open-source Halo AI glasses
Brilliant Labs began shipping Halo AI glasses for $399 with the memory-enabled Noa assistant and Miniapps that users can build through natural language.
AT A GLANCE
Key points
- Shipping now at $399.
- Noa provides conversational AI and memory with usage limits.
- Halo is open source and supports Brilliant and Flutter SDKs.
What is changing?
Brilliant Labs has opened sales and shipping for its open-source Halo AI glasses at $399. The conversational assistant, Noa, can answer questions about what the wearer sees and hears; the free tier includes memory with a daily usage cap.
Halo supports Miniapps for creating new experiences through natural language and sharing them through an app store. The company also provides the Brilliant SDK and a Flutter SDK for iOS and Android. Hardware includes a color display, low-power optical sensor, dual microphones, a low-power AI processor and dual bone-conduction speakers.
The device weighs a little over 40 grams, and the company targets all-day battery life under estimated normal use. Its optics adjust from +2 to -6 diopters and support a 58–72 mm IPD range. Taxes and import duties may apply separately at delivery.
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Source date: 27 October 2026.
Published by AI Radar: 28 Oct 2026, 01:08 (Istanbul, UTC+3).
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