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Collov Labs launches NewEyes AI visual personal agent

The new AI agent connects visual context from smartphones and smart glasses to real-world tasks.

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Collov Labs announced the launch of NewEyes AI on 23 September 2026, a visual personal agent that connects what people see to tasks they can get done. Available on smartphones and designed to work with compatible smart glasses, NewEyes AI uses visual context and voice instructions to understand a task, reason through the steps, and use tools to act [1].

Key facts * NewEyes AI uses visual context and voice instructions to understand tasks and reason through steps [1]. * The product is available on smartphones and is designed to work with compatible smart glasses [1]. * Collov Labs is headquartered in Silicon Valley and employs researchers from Stanford, UC Berkeley, and Yale [1]. * The company has spent over two years deploying specialized visual AI models in real-world environments [1].

What does NewEyes AI do? NewEyes AI uses the camera as a starting point for creating, organising, and completing work in the world around the user [1]. The architecture applies to everyday visual workflows by allowing the agent to understand a task and use tools to act based on what the user sees [1].

Who developed NewEyes AI? Collov Labs developed NewEyes AI, a company that brings together researchers with backgrounds at Stanford, UC Berkeley, and Yale [1]. The company's research spans visual understanding, controllable generation, and model efficiency, with work published at IJCAI, AAAI, ICLR, and ICML [1].

How can users access it? Users can download NewEyes AI via a provided link to use it on smartphones or with compatible smart glasses [1].

  • Collov Labs
  • NewEyes AI
  • visual AI
  • smart glasses
  • personal agent

Sources

  1. Collov Labs launches NewEyes AI: Your personal agent with eyes — techcrunch.com (primary source)
  2. Google’s Genie 4 world model adds audio, more realistic worlds, and real-time steering | TechCrunch — techcrunch.com
  3. Hisense RGB MiniLED technology takes centre stage at FIFA World Cup 2026™ — techcrunch.com

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