'Temple is an ambitious project': Deepinder Goyal unveils 'humanity's last personal device'; AI wearable...

Another always-on AI wearable just entered the chat. Reports indicate Zomato/Eternal founder Deepinder Goyal has unveiled a new AI wearable device, reportedly calling the project "ambitious" and describing it in terms suggesting it could become what's being referred to as "humanity's last personal device." Details on the device's full specs remain limited based on available reporting, but the framing alone signals where consumer tech is headed: more devices, worn closer to the body, designed to stay connected around the clock.

Why This Matters If You're Already Mindful of EMF

For families who've already made choices like switching to low-EMF hair dryers or looking into EMF shielding paint for a bedroom, the rise of wearable AI devices is worth watching closely. Unlike a phone that can live in a bag or on a counter, wearables are designed to stay on the body — often against skin, for hours at a time, all day long. That's a meaningfully different exposure pattern than occasional phone use, even before we know the technical details of how any specific device transmits data.

We don't yet have confirmed specifics from this announcement about the device's wireless radios, transmission power, or connectivity protocol (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, cellular, or some combination). Those details matter a lot for EMF-conscious households, since exposure levels and patterns vary significantly depending on how a device communicates and how often. As more reporting emerges, it'll be worth watching for independent testing and specification sheets rather than relying on launch-day branding.

What Health-Conscious Parents Can Do Now

In the meantime, the general principles that already guide low-EMF living still apply. Distance remains one of the simplest and most effective tools — EMF exposure drops off quickly as you move away from a source, which is part of why experts generally recommend not sleeping with phones or wearables right against the body overnight. If a new wearable becomes part of your household, consider charging it away from the bed, limiting continuous wear during sleep, and keeping an eye on whether it has an airplane-mode or low-power option for when constant connectivity isn't necessary.

It's also a good moment to revisit the basics of a lower-EMF home environment more broadly — things like choosing a low-EMF air purifier for kids' rooms, since many household electronics marketed as "smart" or "connected" are adding wireless features without much transparency about emissions. As wearable AI devices multiply, treating EMF awareness as part of everyday appliance shopping — not just a one-time fix — will likely become more relevant for families trying to reduce unnecessary exposure at home.

Originally reported by Moneycontrol.com