Hardware
Why we chose the ESP32-S3 Sense
One board with camera, mic, and Wi-Fi built in — exactly what a wearable AI device needs.
News & Ideas
Thoughts on design, product, and the craft of building things worth using.
How we set up the ESP32-S3 Sense, wired the Max98357A speaker driver, sent our first image to OpenAI's Vision API, and mounted everything onto a glasses frame — step by step.
One board with camera, mic, and Wi-Fi built in — exactly what a wearable AI device needs.
From Oxford's smart glasses studies to obstacle-detection systems using LiDAR — what we read before picking up a soldering iron.
Our hypothesis is that AI can describe the world as accurately as a human. Here's the controlled variable, the dependent variable, and what we're testing for.