Ari is a voice-first operating system for assisted reality glasses, developed by RealWear Inc. It replaces app screens with a conversational interface, so users can control their devices by voice in the field.
Ari: The Voice-First OS for the Real World
Ari is a voice-first operating system designed for assisted reality glasses. Developed by RealWear Inc., it replaces traditional app screens with a conversational interface, letting users control their devices by voice in the field while managing settings from a desk.
Key Features
Voice-Controlled Interface: Ask questions, send messages, open apps, or call an expert onto a video call without hunting through menus.
Centralized Account Management: Manage devices, media, documents, skills, connectors, chat history, and plans in one place.
Fleet Management: Set up hundreds of devices at once, group them, push apps and Wi-Fi, roll out firmware, lock devices down, and handle centralized billing.
Browser Access: Use the assistant on a larger screen to build skills, connect apps, and review past conversations.
Mobile Control: Pair over Bluetooth to send Wi-Fi credentials, adjust settings, manage media, and chat with Ari from your pocket.