Project Motoko Shows Razer’s AI Wearable Headset Vision

CES 2026 officially kicked off today in Las Vegas, and we have started seeing some of the interesting tech gadgets, both from some new names and the popular ones. Soeaking of popular, Razer has joined the CES 2026 floor ny announcing a new concept device called Project Motoko. Unlike traditional headsets or smart wearables, Razer is positioning Motoko as an AI-native computing platform designed to bring gaming, productivity, and everyday use under an umbrella.

Razer’s Project Motoko is an AI-first wearable headset concept powered by Snapdragon

Razer, in the official press release, mentions that Project Motoko is an AI-native wireless headset concept powered by Snapdragon platform, with AI at its heart. The concept device is designed to act as a personal AI companion, as it offers contextual awareness through vision, audio, and real-time processing. Razer hasn’t shared any plans to launch this product in the market yet. However, this concept device gives us a glimpse into how Razer sees the future of wearable computing.

The AI wearable headset features a dual first-person-view cameras that are placed at eye level. Both the cameras enable real-time object and text recognition, which allows the device to understand what the user is looking at. Razer says that Project Motoko comes handy for tasks like translating signs, summarizing documents, or tracking activities such as workouts.

Project Motoko also comes with the vision system, which offers stereoscopic depth perception and a wider field of awareness than human peripheral vision. This allows Motoko to capture more visual context, making it useful for navigation, multitasking, or immersive experiences.

The concept device is compatible with multiple AI platfroms

Razer further says that Project Motoko comes with dual far-field and near-field microphones that capture voice commands, conversations within view, and surrounding environmental sounds. When all of that is combined with on-the-fly audio feedback, you’re looking at device that work as a hands-free AI assistant. You can use it to respond instantly while you’re on the move, work, or play.

Razer specifically mentions that the concept device isn’t locked into a single AI ecosystem. It is compatible with multiple AI platforms, including OpenAI, Gemini, and Grok. Besides using it as an everyday wearable, Razer also plans to repurpose it as a data-gathering tool. As of now, Project Motoko is only a concept showcased at CES 2026, which is why we don’t have ay information on the price or launch date/timeline.