Han Hu

I didn’t take the traditional path. In undergrad, I designed visuals for Westlife’s world tour. My school work appeared in Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Numéro, Elle, 10 Magazine, Marie Claire etc I dropped out once in undergrad. Dropped out again in my master’s program. I left school to build my own jewelry brand. Year 1 → exceptional moments: worn by Lucy Liu, Zhou Xun, Freya Allen (Netflix). Year 2 → stocked by 60+ global stockists across Paris, Japan, the UK, and China. Year 4 → opened a flagship in Taikoo Li Chengdu one of China’s top malls. And along the way —our work has also been loved by Lady Gaga and BLACKPINK. After 6 years in fashion, I’m reinventing myself again — becoming an AI jewelry founder. Reinvention is my favorite art form.

Demo Day - South Park Commons

Fundraising week vibes 📈☕️

Hilary Duff wearing HANYING Jewellery in her latest music video “Roommate” ✨ A true cultural icon and someone many of us grew up watching. Feeling incredibly grateful 🤍 #HilaryDuff

AI wearable, redefined. Pre-orders next month. ✨ Stay tuned. #ces #ai #ces2026 #southparkcommons

Several waves of people from Microsoft came by, one after another. Each person said, “Let me bring my manager over.” The people who came had increasingly senior titles. In the end, Microsoft’s CMO came to listen to our presentation! #ces #ces2026 #aiwearable

Day 2 at CES — the Nirva booth was buzzing with energy.

This is Nirva’s first public debut at CES. We warmly welcome you to visit us and experience it in person at CES Eureka Park · Booth 61439. Nirva is the world’s most beautiful and insightful AI wearable jewelry. It is also the first AI wearable truly designed to be worn all day so it can genuinely understand you.

@finn_meeks I’m learning this more and more lately , you can hire for execution, but you can’t outsource the definition. The founder has to see the shape of the problem before anyone else

Founding is an act of invention. The moment a founder stops pursuing the creative edge, they become replaceable. The Minus One mindset makes you irreplaceable. Here's why.

I’m learning this more and more lately , you can hire for execution, but you can’t outsource the definition. The founder has to see the shape of the problem before anyone else. That layer has to come from the founder.

@LanceUlanoff Love this. It’s exactly the direction we’re building toward as well🕺

Sam Altman and Jony Ive AI device is now in its prototype phase and its 'vibe' is defined techradar.com/ai-platforms-a…

@9to5mac @apollozac Love this. It’s exactly the direction we’re building toward as well🕺

Laurene Powell Jobs interviews Jony Ive and Sam Altman about mysterious AI hardware 9to5mac.com/2025/11/24/lau… by @apollozac

@verge Love this. It’s exactly the direction we’re building toward as well🕺

Jony Ive and Sam Altman say they finally have an AI hardware prototype theverge.com/news/827607/op…

@MacRumors Love this. It’s exactly the direction we’re building toward as well🕺

Jony Ive and Sam Altman Discuss AI Device That's Playful, Bite Worthy, and as Peaceful as a Cabin By a Lake macrumors.com/2025/11/24/jon…

Just watched the conversation between Sam Altman, Jony Ive & Laurene Powell Jobs. What they described feels exactly like the world we’re building with @Nirvalabs • Tech that is calm, not attention-hungry • A device that knows when to help and when to stay silent • Something contextual, intuitive, almost emotional • A form that feels human — simple, joyful, even a little whimsical • Zero friction, yet it “does so much” for you This idea of rethinking the device/AI relationship which is away from the Times Square overload, toward the quiet clarity of a cabin — is the future. And it’s rare to hear it articulated so clearly by the people who shaped entire eras of hardware and software. It feels like a masterclass — and also, in a way, like an unexpected validation of the direction we’ve already been moving in. Calm, beautiful, context-aware tech isn’t a niche. It’s the next chapter. #ai

Just watched the conversation between Sam Altman, Jony Ive & Laurene Powell Jobs. What they described feels exactly like the world we’re building with Nirva. • Tech that is calm, not attention-hungry • A device that knows when to help and when to stay silent • Something contextual, intuitive, almost emotional • A form that feels human — simple, joyful, even a little whimsical • Zero friction, yet it “does so much” for you This idea of rethinking the device/AI relationship which is away from the Times Square overload, toward the quiet clarity of a cabin — is the future. And it’s rare to hear it articulated so clearly by the people who shaped entire eras of hardware and software. It feels like a masterclass, also, in a way, like an unexpected validation of the direction we’ve already been moving in. Calm, beautiful, context-aware tech isn’t a niche. It’s the next chapter. #Ai #calmtech

@KinggAbraham We need people can work hybrid haha

@HanyingHu Which this role was remote.

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