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IT Home reported on October 31 that Li Auto announced a major October OTA upgrade for its Livis AI glasses, with further improvements to sports and health analysis reports; exclusive integration of the Xiaohongshu Agent into visual Q&A; and new Hermes integration for the personal Agent.
IT Home has compiled the details below:
Further upgrades to sports and health analysis
New support for Garmin sports devices. Using detailed Garmin data such as its proprietary “Body Battery” metric, the glasses can accurately understand your physical condition.
Faster, more comprehensive health report analysis. Health reports are generated even faster, with in-depth analysis of sleep quality and exercise performance to provide deeper health insights.
Proactive health report notifications. Without having to ask, you receive health report reminders that help you understand your physical condition sooner and get more targeted advice on exercise and daily routines.
An industry first: take Xiaohongshu along to explore the world
Visual Q&A exclusively integrates the Xiaohongshu Agent. You can photograph anything you see and ask about it directly, with support for coherent follow-up conversations so you can keep discussing the topic. Browse shops immersively without taking out your phone to search; authentic posts from tens of millions of users serve as guides you can carry with you.
Personal Agent integrates Hermes
The smart ecosystem continues to expand: give Hermes a task with a single sentence to make remote collaboration more efficient.
Li Auto’s first AI glasses, the Livis, were officially released on December 3 last year. They feature a Bestechnic BES2800BP chip, weigh about 36 grams, come standard with ZEISS blue-light-filtering optical lenses, offer up to 18.8 hours of battery life, and start at 1,999 yuan, or 1,699 yuan after the national subsidy.