Deepinder Goyal unveils Temple AI wearable using motion sensors
Deepinder Goyal just revealed Temple, a new AI wearable that's all about privacy and simplicity.
Announced on Friday, Temple ditches the usual microphones for motion sensors that pick up voice vibrations instead.
It sticks right on your temple with medical-grade adhesive, and the first version, Temple 01, is expected to ship in early 2027.
Temple double tap notes, health tracking
You can activate Temple with a double tap and use it to quickly jot down notes, reminders, or track daily tasks, all without a screen.
The device keeps your conversations private by end-to-end encrypting them and not recording what's around you.
It also monitors health statistics like heart rate and sleep from its spot near your artery.
Looking ahead, future updates might even let it count calories by detecting chewing, pretty wild for a wearable.