ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The completion of any technical seminar presentation brings with it a sense of

satisfactionbut it is never complete without thanking those people whom adept possible and
whose constant support has crowned our efforts with success.

I would like to thank ASST.Prof. Miss Afreen Banu M B. final project seminar
coordinator Department of computer science engineering for giving the continuous support and
guidance to carry out the technical seminar.

I would also like to express our gratitude to Prof. Nithyananda, Head of the
Department of computer science engineering for encouraging and inspiring us to carry out the
technical seminar in the department.

I would like to thank Dr. Jagadeesh Kori, Principal of Government Engineering

College, Haveri for continuous support and constant encouragement in the esteemed
institution.

I would also like to thank all the staff members of Department of Computer Scienceand
Engineering for their suggestions and encouragement.

I would also like to thank our parents and well-wishers as well as our dear classmatesfor
their guidance and their kind co-operation.

Deepak L Siddapur - 2GO20CS009

 ABSTRACT

The AI Pin is a wearable device that can be clipped to a shirt or blouse, and is
designed to be an alternative to smartphones. It can take photos, send texts, and
project a visual interface onto a person’s palm using a laser. It also comes with a
virtual assistant that can perform tasks such as web searches and object
identification. The device is powered by OpenAI’s GPT4, which allows it to offer
features such as contextual computing. The proposed journal paper titled “Humane
AI Pin - A Wearable Device for Context-Aware and Screen-Free Personal
Computing” is likely to discuss the design, development, and potential applications
of the Humane AI Pin. The paper may explore the device’s features, including its
ability to project a visual interface onto a person’s palm, and its focus on providing
an alternative to smartphones. It may also discuss the device’s use of OpenAI’s
GPT-4 and its potential for contextual computing. The paper may also examine the
device’s potential impact on the wearable technology industry and its implications
for personal computing.