Developed inside Motorola’s 312 Labs, Project Maxwell is a proof-of-concept AI wearable designed for moments when pulling out a phone feels intrusive. The device operates as an always-accessible perceptive companion, using cameras, microphones, and sensors to understand real-world context in real time.
Its multimodal perception fuses what the user sees and hears, while large action models enable it to execute tasks rather than simply respond. In practical terms, that means attending a conference, listening to a keynote, and generating a polished LinkedIn summary without breaking focus.
While Project Maxwell is not a consumer product yet, its learnings will feed directly into Motorola’s future AI development, particularly within the Qira ecosystem.
Key Features
- Multimodal audio-visual perception
- Context-aware AI assistance
- Hands-free operation
- Action-oriented AI models
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