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BALMUDA plans Good Morning Radio beta for The Clock usersMachine translation

巴慕达将向 The Clock 用户开放 AI 个性化电台 Beta 测试

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BALMUDA plans to open the Good Morning Radio beta to The Clock users on November 2, 2026. The company says the service can generate roughly 10 minutes of daily audio based on a user's habits and interests, covering news, weather and topics of interest. People without the clock can also apply for a beta place through BALMUDA Connect, with 1,000 places available.

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IT Home reported on October 29 that BALMUDA has announced the launch of BALMUDA Good Morning Radio, an AI personalized radio service. It plans to make a beta version available to users of its The Clock starting November 2, 2026. Users who have not purchased the clock can also apply for the test through the BALMUDA Connect app, with places limited to 1,000 people.

According to BALMUDA, unlike traditional radio and podcasts, which offer the same program to large audiences, Good Morning Radio uses AI to generate a daily audio program of about 10 minutes based on users’ habits and interests. Its content covers current information such as news and weather, as well as topics users are interested in, helping them discover new travel destinations, food, music, films, books and more.

BALMUDA said the service combines the brand’s own content planning and program direction with AI’s content production capabilities, retaining the sensibility and creativity the brand values while using AI to make content production more efficient. The company particularly emphasized its hope that radio as a medium will preserve unexpected discoveries, allowing users to encounter new topics they would not have actively sought out while receiving the information they need.

The Clock users can listen through the device or the BALMUDA Connect app. Once the device is connected to Wi-Fi, it automatically syncs a new program every morning. Users need only press the knob on top of the device to hear that day’s personalized radio program of about 10 minutes. Listening through the app does not require direct operation of the clock.

BALMUDA has also opened applications for a beta trial limited to 1,000 people who have not yet purchased The Clock (click here to visit). Applications close on November 3, and the results are expected to be announced on November 9. Selected users can enter an invitation code in the BALMUDA Connect app to try the service.

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