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Amazon’s Bee Expands Its Wearable Ambient AI Offerings

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Amazon’s Bee Expands Its Wearable Ambient AI Offerings

Last year, Amazon entered the wearables space by acquiring artificial intelligence-powered bracelet maker Bee.

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Now, the tech giant says it is taking its Bee line beyond just wearable items, with a pair of new products announced Thursday (Oct. 15).

Rather than being worn, the Bee Eclipse is a device about the size of a credit card that attaches to the back of a user’s phone and is designed to “turn conversations into useful summaries, insights, and to-dos,” as Amazon said in its announcement.

“Let’s say you’re on the phone with family members or friends planning a vacation,” the company said. “You can turn Bee Eclipse on to help you remember all the logistics you discussed, from preferred arrival times to favorite restaurants—ensuring no details are missed—so you can keep your holiday plans on track.”

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Amazon noted that the Eclipse, like all Bee devices, does not store audio or allow that audio to be shared or accessed. Users are prompted to get permission from call participants every time a new recording begins, the company added.

Also announced Thursday is Bee Frontier, which Amazon describes as “personal AI” users can wear on their wrists or clip onto their clothes, and is designed to stay with users for a full week without interruption, “allowing it to get smarter and more useful for you over time.”


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