Gyges Labs  is dedicated to creating intelligent wearable devices for the AI era combining unique advanced optics and cooperative AI technology. Leveraging the team's expertise in micro-nano optics, Gyges Labs developed the DigiWindow technology, based on retinal projection principles, to achieve the world's smallest and lightest near-eye display module. Compared to optical solutions like Birdbath and waveguide, DigiWindow not only significantly reduces the size from centimeters to millimeters, but also lowers power consumption and provides complete optometric compatibility. Additionally, drawing from the team's accumulated experience in collaborative AI, Gyges Labs developed the AI engine Mirron, based on mirror neuron principles and tailored for wearable devices, to enhance the perception and interaction capabilities of future wearables, laying a solid foundation for future "second brain" devices.