SwitchBot turned up to CES with an AI wearable that records everything you say

"We've all fantasied about sprawling on an embroidered chaise lounge while our amanuensis faithfully typed out everything we said. SwitchBot turned up to CES with something that does a similar job, but without the romance of the amanuensis, the typewriter or the chaise lounge. Instead, it's launching the AI MindClip, a wearable microphone which records and transcribes every noise to come from your mouth."

"The company isn't alone, with many others turning up to CES this year offering devices to log your thoughts through the day. But SwitchBot does hope to distinguish itself from the crowd with an AI which can both summarize and extract useful data from your chats. The company's representatives said it will use its initiative and create its own reminders based on what it thinks you'll need to remember."

SwitchBot introduced the AI MindClip, a wearable microphone that records and transcribes spoken words. The device appeared at CES alongside other wearables aimed at logging thoughts throughout the day. The MindClip pairs continuous audio capture with an AI that can summarize conversations and extract useful data. The AI also proposes reminders by inferring what the wearer might need to remember. Availability, pricing, and live demonstrations were not provided at the event. Multiple companies presented similar devices at CES, and SwitchBot positions the MindClip to compete by offering automated summaries and actionable reminders.

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