🌍 AI on the Move: From Medellín Bots to Wearable Brains

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This week’s AI gear is getting real—and wearable.

Delivery bots from Medellín are guarding warehouses. Apple’s smart shades are quietly getting smarter. And OpenAI’s screen less necklace might just take on the smartphone.

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🧵 In today's edition:

1. 🤖 Robot.com’s Medellín-made bots expand from food delivery to hospital patrols across 30+ regions.

2. 📿 OpenAI and Jony Ive reveal plans for a minimalist AI necklace — no screen, all brains.

3. 🕶️ Apple’s smart glasses set for 2026 — stylish, AI-powered, but still holding off on full AR.

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1.🤖 Robot.com’s Medellín Bots Go Global with Smarter Patrols

Robot.com’s delivery bots from Medellín aren’t just dropping off dinner anymore — they’re patrolling warehouses, securing sites, and rolling into hospitals next. Now operating in 30 U.S. states, Dubai, and Saudi Arabia, these Latin-made machines are proof that serious tech talent is coming from Latin America.

Smarter robots, broader missions.

2.♊️ OpenAI x Jony Ive’s AI Necklace Revolution

OpenAI is teaming up with Jony Ive to launch an AI wearable — no screen, just sleek design and serious smarts. Worn like a necklace, it listens, sees, and links to your phone or computer to help on the go.

Coming in 2027, it’s set to be ultra-minimal, ultra-personal, and maybe the first real shot at a smartphone replacement.

Can OpenAI’s necklace be the next iPhone moment?

3. Apple’s smart glasses — sleek, but not quite AR

Apple’s prepping smart glasses for 2026 — not full AR, but packed with features: voice-controlled Siri, music, translations, directions, and even a built-in camera. Prototypes are already in the works, with Apple’s own AI baked in.

Sleek, stylish, and quietly capable — but no holograms (yet).

Can Apple’s shades outshine Meta’s Ray-Bans?

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