Smart necklace tracks and records meals
The American company Odyss has developed a smart necklace called "Odyss N1 AI" to automatically monitor eating habits. The necklace relies on a camera and motion sensor to analyze hand movements toward the mouth using artificial intelligence, recording meals without the need for manual input from the user. It also offers an option to disable tracking to ensure privacy. The company announced the device at IFA 2026 in Berlin, aiming to improve dietary tracking and reduce reliance on manual data logging, while not storing captured images to protect user privacy.
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