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OPPO’s AI Heart Ball Is A Wearable Assistant That Tracks Your Daily Decisions

Typically speaking, when a smartphone company unveils its latest handset, the new product is often accompanied by a wave of accessories designed to go along with it. The launch of OPPO’s Find X10 series is no different. However, unlike the typical accessories we’ve come to expect, the brand also introduced a new AI tracker designed […] The post OPPO’s AI Heart Ball Is A Wearable Assistant That…

OPPO’s AI Heart Ball Is A Wearable Assistant That Tracks Your Daily Decisions

OPPO recently launched the AI Heart Ball, a wearable assistant designed to track users' daily activities and provide assistance. The device, which looks like clip-on earbuds, is marketed as an "AI growth coach" and aims to help users stay focused and reflect on their decisions. Weighing just 9.8g, it can clip onto the user's shirt collar and features a larger module that sits inside the shirt.

The device uses OPPO's PersonaX Memory Symbiosis Engine to analyze user behavior, with VAD voice detection and an in-memory computing architecture for processing information. The AI Heart Ball's built-in microphone, capable of picking up sound from up to five meters away, raises privacy concerns, but OPPO claims to use its Private Computing Cloud for secure data handling.

The wearable is currently priced at CNY499 (~RM302) in China and is being tested with users in the country before potentially launching in Malaysia alongside OPPO's Find X10 series.

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