Indian-origin Advait Paliwal unveils a wearable device

It is called Iris, designed to capture life’s moments every minute

This unique device resembles an evil eye pendant

Advait Paliwal, an Indian-origin entrepreneur based in San Francisco, has unveiled a groundbreaking wearable device called Iris, designed to capture life’s moments every minute. This unique device, resembling an evil eye pendant, features a central camera and can be worn around the neck.

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Iris not only photographs the user’s daily experiences but also employs advanced Artificial Intelligence to caption and organize these images, allowing users to recall forgotten details and create an “infinite memory” of their lives. Photos can be stored on the device or uploaded to the cloud for easy access.

In a blog post, Paliwal highlighted Iris’s focus mode, which detects when users are distracted and sends proactive reminders to help them stay on track with their goals. This feature makes the device versatile for various applications, including healthcare, where doctors can monitor patients’ daily habits, and workplaces that require adherence to safety protocols.

Additionally, caregivers can use Iris to keep an eye on elderly patients discreetly, ensuring their well-being without being intrusive. With its innovative design and multifunctional capabilities, Iris aims to enhance daily life while fostering a deeper connection to personal memories.