Lingverse Unveils LifeOS and Modular iKairos AI Pendant
Lingverse announced in a press release that it introduced LifeOS and gave the first public look at its iKairos AI wearable at IFA 2026 in Berlin. The circular pendant contains a removable Neural Core that can move between hardware bodies, initially including a necklace and a small desktop robot.
LifeOS processes information about the user and their surroundings to identify routines, preferences, relationships, and other context. The system can recall previous experiences and provide suggestions based on current circumstances.
iKairos has a physical camera shutter, privacy indicator light, and manual mute button. Voice detection and capture controls run locally, while cloud uploads depend on user settings and authorization. Lingverse says uploaded data is encrypted, is not used to train the underlying AI model, and can be managed or deleted by users. The company has opened a waitlist for the device.
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