According to TechCrunch, U.S.-based AI wearable startup Nirva announced on October 22 that it has completed a $25 million Pre-A funding round, bringing its total raised to $33 million. The specific investors were not disclosed.
Nirva, founded in 2025 by former Meta Reality Labs employees Wei Lyu, Jason Chen, and Hanying Hu, offers an AI pendant designed to sustainably listen to the wearer’s conversations. The device identifies the wearer and filters out voices from surrounding speakers by capturing voice samples during a setup phase. The company states that audio and transcribed text are deleted by default after processing, though it remains unclear whether speech processing occurs locally or in the cloud.
AI wearable startup Nirva completes $25M pre-A round, bringing total funding to $33M
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AI and crypto news outlet TechFlow reports that U.S.-based AI wearable startup Nirva closed a $25 million Pre-A round on October 22, bringing its total funding to $33 million. Founded in 2025 by former Meta Reality Labs employees Wei Lyu, Jason Chen, and Hanying Hu, the company is developing an AI pendant that listens to conversations and identifies the wearer by voice. The device filters out other speakers and deletes audio and transcriptions after processing. Project funding news indicates strong interest in AI wearables, though technical and investment details remain undisclosed.
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