Identity 2025 · Development
LifeOS - A wearable system built by combining the powers of AI, LLM's, Arduino and The Web around one idea: technology should help you live, not distract you. It’s a pair of smart glasses that uses vision and voice to understand what you’re doing in the real world, and then quietly helps you do it better. The glasses capture what you see and say, process it through an AI backend, and return simple, practical outcomes: translating text in front of you, identifying people or objects, reading documents aloud, planning a route, or answering questions without pulling out your phone. Instead of juggling apps, you interact naturally — look, speak, move. The system is intentionally modular. ESP32 hardware runs the camera, a custom backend handles tasks like speech recognition, and agent workflows, and the interface stays minimal. It’s not trying to be a sci-fi replacement for reality. It’s a tool that reduces friction in everyday tasks. LifeOS came from the frustration of switching constantly between screens. Notes, apps, notifications, tabs — everything competing for attention. The project focuses on cutting that noise and giving insight when it matters, not overwhelming you. It’s less about “AI magic” and more about practical clarity. See something → get context. Say something → get action. No drama, no hype — just a system that meets you where you are.
Mukul Bassi
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