Nearly a month after US-based AI startup Anthropic unveiled its innovations in the IT sector, Bengaluru-based startup Sarvam AI has introduced a wearable spectacles-like device at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 underway in New Delhi. It is a completely homegrown AI product.<\/p>\n
The smart glasses, called Sarvam Kaze, does what all one expects from smart glasses. Prime Minister Narendra Modi wore the sleek, spectacles-like AI device when he visited the India AI Expo 2026 at the Summit. The PM walked through the India AI Impact Summit wearing the glasses, to test its real-time response capabilities. Sarvam AI said the product would go to market in May.<\/p>\n
The AI glasses called Sarvam Kaze listens to the user, understands and captures what the user sees through their eyes in real time. The indigenous AI-powered wearable glass supports more than 10 Indian languages, enabling voice-based interaction and real-time translation.\u00a0The AI-powered Sarvam Kaze glasses would also allow users to create customized experiences through the Sarvam platform.<\/p>\n
Other innovations of Sarvam AI include a large language and speech models specially designed for Indian languages, that\u00a0work through voice-based interfaces, document processing and citizen services. Sarvam AI has plans to launch a chat feature this week, to bring intelligence into the physical world, unlike the traditional AI tools that work behind the scenes.<\/p>\n
In the recent past, the company also unveiled Sarvam Akshar, focused on document digitization, Sarvam Studio, to help creators produce multi-lingual content, Saaras V3, a speech recognition model.<\/p>\n
The Centre has given a push to the AI ecosystem in the country through IndiaAI Mission,\u00a0 launched with an outlay of Rs 10,372 crore in March 2024.<\/p>\n
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