After skidding out of the gate in its debut, Humane's expensive AI gadget spent the last year searching for an audience until, on Tuesday, it was revealed that the company was being sold to HP for ...

The product promised to be the next big thing in wearable tech. Instead it became a poster child for AI's contribution to the ...

It’s all just over. Humane will go down in the annals of tech history as one of the most spectacular gadget failures of all time, up there with Quibi, the Fire Phone, and the Apple Newton.

The Humane AI Pin is an interesting product, a rectangular wearable gadget with speech recognition, AI smarts, a camera, and a tiny laser projector that can display a rudimentary "screen" onto ...

The withering of Humane's fortunes has more significant implications for another AI device, the Rabbit’s R1. The chirpy little AI gadget and the startup behind it may end up in a similar place ...

"I'm going to say it now: Humane's laser projector display is never going to take off as a viable method of interacting with a gadget. It's overly sensitive and slow to navigate." - Wired "The ...

After launching its AI Pin in April 2024 and reportedly seeking a buyout by May 2024, Humane is shutting down ... already second-guessing releasing AI gadgets in response to the AI Pin’s ...

[gbaman] has figured out a simpler way to program the new Raspberry Pi Zero over USB without modifying the board. Why is this useful? One example which appealed to us was setting the Zero’s USB ...

SAN FRANCISCO: Days before gadget reviewers weighed in on the Humane Ai Pin, a futuristic wearable device powered by artificial intelligence, the founders of the company gathered their employees ...

A slightly more interesting application is setting up the Pi as an Ethernet gadget. This effectively tunnels all the networking on the Pi Zero through a USB cable and a separate computer.