- The update adds Hermes access and Garmin data integration, according to Li Auto’s announcement.
New agent connections
Li Auto announced an October over-the-air software update for its Livis AI glasses on October 31, according to a same-day report by IT Home. The update adds access to Hermes through the glasses’ personal-agent function, which the company says can let users assign tasks by voice for remote collaboration.
IT Home also reported that the visual question-and-answer feature connects to a Xiaohongshu agent. Users can take a photograph, ask about what they see and continue the conversation with follow-up questions, according to the announcement.
Health-report changes
The update adds support for Garmin exercise devices, bringing information such as Garmin’s Body Battery metric into the glasses’ health analysis. Li Auto also said reports would be generated faster and provide more detailed analysis of sleep and exercise, with proactive notifications rather than requiring users to ask for each report.
These are company-described software capabilities. The report does not provide independent testing of task completion, health-analysis accuracy or the speed improvements. The October release extends an existing wearable product rather than introducing a new glasses model.
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