ODYSS N1, Introduced at IFA 2026, Offers Artificial Intelligence Supported Nutrition Tracking

Introduced at IFA 2026, ODYSS N1 offers a new smart necklace solution that automatically tracks eating habits with the support of artificial intelligence.

ODYSS N1 stands out as a new artificial intelligence necklace that was introduced at the IFA 2026 fair and automatically tracks the nutritional habits of users. Unlike traditional methods, this device does not require manual recording and analyzes meals with cameras and sensors worn around the neck.

ODYSS N1 detects what the user eats, when he eats, and his behavior during meals, turning meals into nutritional data without requiring any manual recording. The device learns the user's diet over time by connecting the data collected throughout the day.

Automatic nutrition tracking and artificial intelligence

At the center of the device is a wide-angle camera with a 120-degree viewing angle and a multi-mode artificial intelligence system. This system, called Chronos-V1-Preview, predicts what the user eats and portion size by processing image, sound and motion data.

The system provides data on nutritional quality by evaluating meals in three different categories: Quality, Energy and Rhythm. Personalized suggestions, such as increasing protein or fiber for next meals, can also be shared through the application.

It is stated that in-company tests provide over 99 percent accuracy in detecting eating events. The device saves energy by reducing detection activity during periods when food is not eaten.

While the minimum detection time is announced as approximately 30 seconds, it is stated that the system may be affected by the environment in real use. This ratio is not an independent laboratory test and results may vary during actual use.

Design and specifications

The main module, made of stainless steel and sapphire glass, attracts attention with its weight of approximately 35 grams. The device offers up to 18 hours of usage time with its 365 mAh battery and is charged via the magnetic Pogo Pin connection.

On the hardware side, it has 64 GB internal storage, Bluetooth 6.1 and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connection. On the mobile side, at least iOS 16 or Android 13 operating system is required.

Although the device is not completely water resistant, it provides protection against splashes and sweat in daily use. The liquid silicone material used in the neckband aims to increase comfort during long-term use.

As for privacy, there is a hardware privacy switch to keep users in control. The software filters out images that are not related to food, blurs faces and deletes the raw images after processing.

Pricing and development process

The device, which is currently under development, is being tested with selected users within the scope of the Beta 2.0 program. While a special price of $199 is offered to those who register for early access, the general sales price is planned to be $299.

ODYSS N1 is not classified as a medical device and is not a substitute for professional health advice. It is emphasized that hardware and software features may change in the final version of the product.

Do you think that monitoring nutrition with a camera worn around the neck can offer a practical solution in daily life?