AI startup Sarvam AI has unveiled its first hardware product, a wearable device powered by AI, called ‘Sarvam Kaze’
Founder Pratyush Kumar announced the launch on social media platform X
The device listens, understands, responds and captures what the user sees
AI startup Sarvam AI has unveiled its first hardware product – a wearable device powered by AI, called ‘Sarvam Kaze’ – marking its entry into the devices market after building large language models.
Founder Pratyush Kumar announced the launch on social media platform X, calling it a move to bring the startup’s AI models “into your hands with our devices – designed and built here in India”.
Kumar said the first person to try the device was Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The device listens, understands, responds and captures what the user sees. The startup claims it shifts AI from being screen-based to something users can wear and interact with in the real world.
Kumar added that developers will be able to build custom experiences for the device using the Sarvam platform, suggesting an app ecosystem around the hardware.
With Kaze, Sarvam joins a small group of AI startups globally attempting to combine foundation models with proprietary hardware. Building devices is capital-intensive and operationally complex, compared to offering software APIs.
(The story will be updated soon)
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