Syntropic Labs

Products

Wearables

We are building different products so you can choose which one fits your style. We are also deploying memory sensors at home, if you are interested, reach out directly to spiro@syntropiclabs.ai.

The Syntropic Labs Glasses, an eyeglass frame with an integrated memory camera at the hinge.
Wearable

The Glasses

Worn like any other pair; it keeps the memory and lets the recording go. It is made for someone who already reaches for glasses every morning.

You can pair it with your phone and ear plugs for full functionality.

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$849 Fully refundable. Cancel any time.
The Syntropic Labs Pendant, a circular pendant with an integrated memory camera worn on a cord.
Wearable

The Pendant

It sits at the collar and is made for someone who doesn't wear glasses, or won't keep them on. The style is customisable.

You can pair it with your phone and ear plugs for full functionality.

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$399 Fully refundable. Cancel any time.
The Syntropic Labs Clip, a small memory-camera clip that attaches to your own glasses.
Wearable

The Clip

Clips onto the glasses you already own. The lightest way to begin.

You can pair it with your phone and ear plugs for full functionality.

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$349 Fully refundable. Cancel any time.

For families living with cognitive impairment.

When cognitive decline becomes a thing, you start losing the confidence to live independently. And naturally, as a family, you start checking on your loved ones all the time. But the safer you try to make them, the less independent they feel, and the more stressful the situation is for everyone.

We are building an AI-powered care system that combines wearables and in-home sensors to help people with cognitive impairment stay independent for longer, while giving families peace of mind.

Strictly memory support, no claim to treat, cure, or slow cognitive impairment.

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Be among the first families to get access.

The evidence for keeping the memory.

Peer-reviewed work on passive capture, AI recall, and what they change for people living with memory loss.

Fifteen older adults used a wearable camera paired with a multimodal LLM in their own homes. It kept a running text diary of what happened around them and answered spoken questions like “where did I leave my glasses?” Participants located objects more successfully with the assistant than without it, and rated the experience positively.

Maniar, N., Chan, S. W. T., Zulfikar, W., Ren, S., Xu, C., & Maes, P. (2025). Proceedings of the 30th International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI ’25).

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Fifty-one people with mild Alzheimer’s were randomised across three arms. Reviewing images captured passively by a wearable camera reduced depressive symptoms and improved everyday functional capacity compared with keeping a written diary. Quality-of-life scores did not shift, and the gains had faded by the six-month follow-up.

Silva, A. R., Pinho, M. S., Macedo, L., Moulin, C., Caldeira, S., & Firmino, H. (2017). International Psychogeriatrics, 29(5), 741–754.

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