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Bruno Moya
Ingeniero de software · Barcelona
Fundador de Glassear · CTO en TopBrokers
También doy charlas sobre tecnología y emprendimiento.Empecé a programar a los 13 y a construir Glassear en 2015. Hoy desarrollo software, realidad aumentada y los sistemas que los hacen funcionar.
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Fundador y CEO
Empecé a construir gafas de realidad aumentada siendo adolescente. Diez años después, sigo intentando hacer que la computación espacial sea algo que la gente pueda usar de verdad.
CTO
Construyo la tecnología detrás de una plataforma inmobiliaria AI-native.
Me gustan los prototipos. Me gustan todavía más cuando sobreviven a producción.
Proyectos propios y hackathons
Cuando un problema me molesta o una idea no me deja en paz, construyo algo.
Founder & CEO at Glassear · CTO at TopBrokers
Software engineer and technical product builder based in Barcelona. Founder & CEO of Glassear, optical see-through AR powered by smartphones, and CTO at TopBrokers, working across AI systems, spatial computing, hardware and production infrastructure.
I started programming at 13. In 2015, still a teenager, I started building Glassear because I wanted AR glasses I couldn't buy. Glassear needed hardware, so I learned hardware; it needed computer vision, so I learned computer vision. Later came backend, infrastructure and AI. The technologies changed; the habit didn't: pick a hard problem, build it, break it, understand why, and build it again until it works outside a demo.
Optical see-through AR hardware that uses the user's smartphone as display and compute (Glassear One, patent pending), Glassear Studio (an AI-native platform for creating spatial apps) and GlassMusic, its first real use case.
AI, automation, backend systems and production infrastructure for a real estate technology platform.
Side projects and hackathons such as MapAnim, a browser-based editor for animated travel maps, and TalentGapAnalyzer, winner of UAB The Hack 2025, plus XR, computer vision and hardware work.
It gets interesting when a model can use real tools, change a real scene or call a real API, with deterministic checks around it deciding what actually happens.
Making something work once is a demo. Making it work on an ordinary Tuesday, for someone else, with bad Wi-Fi, is a product.
Frontend, backend, hardware, AI or infrastructure are implementation choices. If it's part of the product, it's part of the problem.
AR and AI don't matter because they're new. They matter the day a musician reads a score hands-free, or a team stops doing something by hand.
Hands-on technical ownership of an AI- and automation-driven real estate technology platform, from architecture and implementation to deployment and operations.
Founded Glassear in 2015 and kept iterating the device for a decade across optics, mechanics, electronics and software. Glassear now builds an AR / spatial computing ecosystem: Glassear One hardware, the Glassear Studio platform and GlassMusic.
An autonomous, agentic job-search platform for role discovery, semantic matching, job analysis, CV tailoring and controlled browser-assisted applications.
AI-powered workforce intelligence and talent gap analysis platform built as a team project at UAB The Hack 2025.
Glassear Studio translates natural-language intent into structured, synchronized changes to interactive XR applications.
A browser-based editor for animated travel maps, with an editable itinerary, camera controls, a timeline, map styles and MP4 export.