Lingverse iKairos is a desktop robot companion that doubles as a neck-worn AI pendant
francisybea · x · 2026-09-04
At IFA 2026, Singapore's Lingverse unveiled iKairos, a modular AI wearable that works as a desktop robot companion and can be detached into a necklace-worn AI pendant. It collects contextual data across environments, feeds Lingverse's LifeOS to surface suggestions (e.g., recommending sailing lessons after noticing recurring conversations), and ships with software and hardware privacy protections.
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