AI Product Updates: New Features and Releases

Mira Glasses assistant 2.0 adds a frontier memory system, the MIRA SDK and desktop app, real-time speaker ID, hands-free Claude Code and Codex integrations, and a wake word.

The official Stream Deck plugin lets users monitor chat status, send and dictate prompts, steer Codex tasks mid-run, adjust model and reasoning effort, and preview usage.

Nvidia released an AI agent security platform with OpenShell permission controls and Sentry hardware-level monitoring that can quarantine an agent within milliseconds if it crosses its boundaries.

hao-ai-lab open-sourced Hawky, an agent project that adds realtime interactivity to phones and Ray-Ban Meta glasses, with a GitHub repo, web app, and iPhone beta available.

Moca Chain launched its mainnet with infrastructure for identity data availability and auditable identity states, aimed at verifying AI agents and their owners' authorization scope.

Vangrid has users record short phone clips that it reconstructs into point clouds and Gaussian splats, attests onchain, and delivers to robot companies through bounties.

A live product from Gotchi Labs that pulls data from Apple Watch, Oura, Whoop and Fitbit to give AI sleep guidance and gamified habit-building, with over 500k registered users.

Nvidia introduced a safety approach that places controls outside the agent: OpenShell restricts what it can access, while Sentry independently monitors behavior and shuts it down if it crosses the boundary.

The platform has two parts: OpenShell runs on the CPU and sets hard limits on what an agent can attempt, while Sentry runs on separate hardware and can quarantine a misbehaving agent within milliseconds; over 100 partners have signed on.

MicroFactory released a desktop robotic work cell for electronics assembly and other tasks, pitched as being deployed by an AI agent rather than an integrator to lower the barrier to industrial robots.

Nvidia released a platform for containing rogue or misbehaving AI agents and added $150B to its share buyback program, bringing remaining authorization to $235B.

Nvidia introduced its Open Agent Safety Platform, combining the OpenShell sandboxed runtime with Sentry on BlueField-4 hardware to independently monitor and enforce safety for AI agents.