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Reading Copilot

Google I/O Hackathon

Reading Copilot is a hands-free AI reading assistant for physical books. Using Meta Ray-Ban or phone camera capture, it lets readers ask questions about the page in front of them, translate pointed words, and automatically build a lightweight memory of what they have read. The problem we solve is that physical books are hard to search, summarize, or ask contextual questions about without breaking reading flow. Reading Copilot turns short, event-based page captures into page-grounded answers, summaries, page updates, and a “So Far” memory trail.

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