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Deepinder Goyal Reveals Secrets of Temple Device: Pre-orders Start November 1
- •Eternal CEO Deepinder Goyal clarified that the Temple wearable device does not read minds and currently uses a PPG sensor similar to the Apple Watch.
- •The device features an ultra-thin cashew-nut design, allowing users to comfortably wear it alongside glasses and even while sleeping.
- •Pre-orders for the Temple device are officially scheduled to begin on November 1, 2026, with six color options expected.
Key Questions Answered
No, Deepinder Goyal clarified that Temple does not directly read human thoughts. Instead, it utilizes Photoplethysmography (PPG) sensor technology, similar to what is found in the Apple Watch. A potential thoughts-to-text feature is being researched, but it may take several years to arrive and could potentially debut in the third or fourth generation.
Pre-orders for the Temple wearable device are scheduled to begin on November 1, 2026. The product is expected to be offered in six color options, though the company has not yet officially disclosed its full price or complete sales details.
The company advises that Temple's grips should be attached to completely clean skin, after which skincare products like sunscreen and moisturizer can be applied over them. The medical-grade, breathable grips should be replaced every two to three days, particularly for users frequently exposed to dust and sweat.
