An Embodied approach to the voice assistant encourages more trustworthy engagement. By giving the device the power of gaze, we give it body language, allowing for more humanistic interaction.
Wink has ambient awareness. It knows who is in a space and which devices are in that space. This allows for more casual interactions without the cumbersome explicit commands often required of current voice assistants. If you want to turn off lights or unlock doors, looking towards those objects allows you to issue much more informal commands such as ‘turn that off’ or ‘unlock that (door)’
Wink has focus. It knows when people are talking to each other, rather than to it, and won't listen, record, or respond unless it is directly addressed by someone. This helps alleviate false positives and endows Wink with a sense of trust about when it is and is not listening.

It's more trustworthy and fun.

It's Wink.