On Wednesday, wearables brand boAt introduced its new AI platform named 'Crest AI' that will be present in its upcoming smart audio devices. As per boAt, there have been no official announcements made regarding any product launch with this experience as yet. All the company has done is talk about its new AI platform and the features it has in its upcoming products. Crest AI and its features are claimed by boAt to be developed in-house. But it is to be noted that the features will run on Google's Gemini model and will also be integrated with Gemini Live, enabling a fully hands-free AI experience in audio products.

According to boAt, the whole idea behind Crest AI was to simplify AI experience for its users. With the help of Google's Gemini Live, one can interact with the Crest AI using simple language through their smart audio devices.

In addition to the aforementioned, there are several other in-house features in the Crest AI platform, which include Crest Ask, Crest Act, and Crest Translate. The translation feature enables instant translation in real-time. It also supports multiple languages. With the help of this feature, one can converse in various languages ​​easily.

boAt's partnership with Google also allows integration of Google Workspace into Crest AI. This feature will allow smart audio users to easily manage their Gmail, Google Tasks, and Google Calendar by giving natural voice commands like 'Help me respond to that email' or 'Schedule a meeting for me.'

It's currently unclear which boAt product category will receive the Crest AI badge first. boAt currently manufactures both wearable and audio products in India. According to the company, Crest AI will first appear on its smart audio products. Previous reports have suggested boAt is developing AI capabilities for its audio portfolio. boAt isn't alone in bringing AI features to audio products; Nothing previously added support for OpenAI's ChatGPT to its Ear TWS earphones.

boAt also recently launched its PartyPal series of speakers in India. The series includes several models, including the PartyPal 650, PartyPal 600 Plus, PartyPal 500, PartyPal 390 Plus, PartyPal 230, PartyPal Boom, PartyPal Ultra, and PartyPal Rumbl. These devices come with RGB lighting and karaoke support. These speakers start at ₹9,499, with the most premium model available for ₹23,999.

On Wednesday, wearables brand boAt introduced its new AI platform named 'Crest AI' that will be present in its upcoming smart audio devices. As per boAt, there have been no official announcements made regarding any product launch with this experience as yet. All the company has done is talk about its new AI platform and the features it has in its upcoming products. Crest AI and its features are claimed by boAt to be developed in-house. But it is to be noted that the features will run on Google's Gemini model and will also be integrated with Gemini Live, enabling a fully hands-free AI experience in audio products.

According to boAt, the whole idea behind Crest AI was to simplify AI experience for its users. With the help of Google's Gemini Live, one can interact with the Crest AI using simple language through their smart audio devices.

In addition to the aforementioned, there are several other in-house features in the Crest AI platform, which include Crest Ask, Crest Act, and Crest Translate. The translation feature enables instant translation in real-time. It also supports multiple languages. With the help of this feature, one can converse in various languages ​​easily.

boAt's partnership with Google also allows integration of Google Workspace into Crest AI. This feature will allow smart audio users to easily manage their Gmail, Google Tasks, and Google Calendar by giving natural voice commands like 'Help me respond to that email' or 'Schedule a meeting for me.'

It's currently unclear which boAt product category will receive the Crest AI badge first. boAt currently manufactures both wearable and audio products in India. According to the company, Crest AI will first appear on its smart audio products. Previous reports have suggested boAt is developing AI capabilities for its audio portfolio. boAt isn't alone in bringing AI features to audio products; Nothing previously added support for OpenAI's ChatGPT to its Ear TWS earphones.

boAt also recently launched its PartyPal series of speakers in India. The series includes several models, including the PartyPal 650, PartyPal 600 Plus, PartyPal 500, PartyPal 390 Plus, PartyPal 230, PartyPal Boom, PartyPal Ultra, and PartyPal Rumbl. These devices come with RGB lighting and karaoke support. These speakers start at ₹9,499, with the most premium model available for ₹23,999.