Humane captured everyone’s imagination in April with the first demonstration of its futuristic wearable AI projector.

Ex-Apple designer and current Humane chairman and president Imran Chaudhri revealed and demoed the device during a TED Talk, which was leaked exclusively to Inverse. In the demo, Chaudhri shows how the projector and AI in the chest-mounted device could help curb addiction to smartphones and allow us to be more present again.

Chaudhri said the “screenless, seamless, and sensing” device could fix “a balance that's felt out of place for some time now.” Chaudhri would know about our current addiction to technology — at Apple he helped create the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.

While the brief demo left us with a ton of unanswered questions, the two main things we all want to know are when it’ll come out and how much it’ll cost.

As someone who has moved around a lot in the last few years, the idea of buying a TV has really fallen by the wayside. While I enjoyed having a TV, it realistically meant lugging it around from apartment to apartment whenever my lease was up. Some people just aren't meant for that big flatscreen TV in their home and I’m firmly in that camp.

Although just because a traditional TV doesn’t tick all the right boxes for me, I still enjoy watching movies and TV shows on something larger than my iPhone or MacBook Pro. Without committing to a TV, it felt like a portable projector would suit a more flexible lifestyle. As someone who travels around a fair bit and currently lives in a basement, Anker Nebula’s water bottle-sized Capsule 3 Laser projector just felt like it made sense.