Brilliant Labs Unveils Enhanced Halo Smart Glasses

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Brilliant Labs Unveils Enhanced Halo Smart Glasses

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Brilliant Labs launched Halo, a $299 smart glasses upgrade to their Frame model. Featuring improved AI, Halo boasts a natural conversational AI agent (Noa), a color microOLED display, bone conduction speakers, and up to 14 hours battery life. Preorders are open with shipping in late November 2025. New features include an "agentic memory system" (Narrative) for recalling names and past conversations, and "Vibe Mode" for creating custom apps via voice commands.

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