Humane’s AI Pin, the wearable computer that projects on your hand, will ship in March 2024

Humane announces shipping date for AI Pin, the device that lets you interact with AI without a screen.

The device will start shipping in March 2024. (Image: Humane)

If you’ve been eagerly waiting for Humane’s AI Pin, the wearable computer that lets you interact with AI services without a screen, you’ll be happy to know that the device will start shipping in March 2024. That’s according to a post on X by the company on Friday.

The AI Pin is a small device that you can clip on your clothes or accessories. It uses a combination of voice, gesture, and touch inputs to let you access various AI services, such as search, translation, navigation, and more. The device also has a projection system that can display information and interfaces on your hand, so you don’t have to look at a screen.

The company also revealed some details about the shipping process for the AI Pin. According to the post, those who placed priority orders will get their devices first, as a token of appreciation for their early support. The rest of the orders will be shipped in the order they were received, based on the date of purchase.

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The AI Pin was first unveiled in November, in a video that showed some of its features and capabilities. However, the video also showed a glaring error in one of the AI-powered responses, which raised some questions about the device’s reliability. The device is not cheap, either. The AI Pin costs $699, and requires a $24 per month subscription to use cellular data and get a phone number.

Humane is a new company founded by former Apple employees, who left the tech giant in 2017 to pursue their vision of creating a more humane technology. The company has raised over $100 million in funding from investors such as Sam Altman, Marc Benioff, and Lachlan Murdoch.

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