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MetaOptics Ships Metalens AI Smart Glasses and Smartphones for Evaluation
Singapore-headquartered MetaOptics has begun shipping evaluation units of its metalens-integrated 5G smartphone and AI smart glasses to customers in Europe, Japan, and the Philippines. The glass-based metalens technology replaces bulky multi-element lens stacks with a single ultra-thin optical layer, enabling thinner devices with advanced AI capabilities.
Singapore Tests AI-Powered Translations for Government Content
Singapore has launched Polyglot, an AI-powered translation widget for government websites, letting users access content in all four official languages. The pilot uses large language models paired with a Government Terms Translated database to handle culturally specific terms, with a transparency-first approach that keeps humans in the loop.
Sea's AI Assistant Migoo Could Become the Gateway to Southeast Asian E-Commerce
Sea Limited, the Singapore-headquartered tech conglomerate behind Shopee and SeaMoney, is quietly developing Migoo — an AI personal companion that analysts believe could become the most strategically important product in the company's portfolio.
Databricks to Expand Singapore Team by 50% on AI Demand Surge
Databricks is expanding its Singapore team by up to 50 per cent over the next year, adding more than 50 new roles in sales, engineering, and marketing as the data and AI company rides surging enterprise demand for artificial intelligence tools in Asia Pacific.
Level Up Sportslytics Brings AI Cricket Analytics to Singapore's Grassroots
Singapore-based Level Up Sportslytics is bringing professional-grade AI cricket analytics to grassroots players through its Level Up Cricket platform, using four high-speed cameras and proprietary computer vision to deliver instant biomechanics analysis, pitch maps, and injury risk indicators to players' smartphones at S$10 per session.
Pony AI Opens Public Robotaxi Bookings in Singapore's Punggol District
Chinese autonomous driving firm Pony AI has opened its robotaxi service in Singapore's Punggol district to public bookings through ComfortDelGro's Zig app, intensifying competition with WeRide and Grab as the city-state pushes toward 150 self-driving vehicles by year-end.
Impossible Marketing Launches AI Visibility Platform for SMBs
Impossible Marketing has launched ImpossiblePlus, a proprietary AI visibility platform that helps Singapore businesses track their brand presence across AI-powered search engines including ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews.
Meta Glasses Debut as Company's Most Affordable AI Smart Eyewear at US$299
Meta has launched a new line of AI-powered smart glasses under its own brand, starting at US$299 — the company's most affordable AI wearable to date. The Meta Glasses collection, developed with EssilorLuxottica, signals a more direct consumer strategy beyond the Ray-Ban and Oakley collaborations.
Singapore SEO Firm Launches AI-Powered Brand Visibility Platform
Impossible Marketing, a Singapore-based digital agency with over 2,000 clients across Southeast Asia, has launched ImpossiblePlus — a proprietary platform designed to help businesses track how their brand appears in AI-generated search results and chatbot responses.
Singapore-Based CDNetworks Launches AI Acceleration and Security Platform
CDNetworks, the Singapore-headquartered edge-as-a-service provider, has launched a new solution specifically designed to accelerate and secure AI aggregation platforms — the middleware layer that lets enterprises route tasks across multiple large language models.
Tencent Rolls Out Dayuan AI Agent for WeCom Workplace App
Tencent has begun rolling out a new artificial intelligence agent called Dayuan for its enterprise messaging platform WeCom, powered by DeepSeek's latest V4 model. The agent, confirmed by Tencent's PR head Zhang Jun via social media on June 23, marks the Chinese tech giant's push to.
Meta Launches $299 AI Smart Glasses With Muse Spark, Available in Singapore
Meta Platforms and EssilorLuxottica have launched a new $299 range of AI smart glasses, marking the first device from their partnership that is not tied to a Luxottica brand such as Ray-Ban or Oakley. The Meta Glasses, starting at $299 compared to last year's $800 Ray-Ban Display model,.