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Bruno Moya

Bruno Moya

Software engineer · Barcelona

I am Bruno Moya.Founder and engineer.

Founder of Glassear · CTO at TopBrokers

I also speak about technology and entrepreneurship.

This is my personal website. I share my journey as the founder of Glassear, the decisions behind its AR glasses and software, and my work building production systems.

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What I'm building

Three things I'm working on right now.

Glassear

Founder & CEO

I started building AR glasses as a teenager. A decade later, I’m still working to make spatial computing something people can actually use.

  • Glassear One — AR hardware
  • Glassear Studio — spatial creation with AI
  • GlassMusic — first vertical product

TopBrokers

CTO

I build the technology behind an AI-native real estate platform.

I like prototypes. I like them even more when they survive production.

Experiments

Side projects & hackathons

When a problem annoys me or an idea won’t leave me alone, I build something.

  • MapAnim — an animated-map editor with video export
  • TalentGapAnalyzer — UAB The Hack 2025 winner
  • + XR, computer vision and hardware

Floor 01 Museum · My story

It started with a pair of AR glasses.

Photos, prototypes and moments along the way: from my first lines of code to the products I build today.

25 years old8 chapters · A story still unfolding
  1. Age 13
    I started programming at 13

    Exhibit 01 · First steps

    I started programming at 13

    Small projects, lots of trial and error. It was the first time I realised I could make things instead of just using them.

  2. 2015
    I started building AR glasses as a teenager

    Exhibit 02 · Glassear

    I started building AR glasses as a teenager

    I wanted AR glasses I couldn’t buy, so I tried to build them. Prototype after prototype, I learned 3D printing, optics, electronics and Unity.

    Explore Glassear
  3. 2018
    The prototype left my room

    Exhibit 03 · First recognition

    The prototype left my room

    Glassear won the 2nd Professional Prize at Maker Faire Galicia 2018. Around then I started giving talks at technology events and schools, explaining what I was building and how.

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  4. 2018–2019
    Learning from teams that did it for a living
    Pictured with Edgar Riba, creator of Kornia (open-source computer vision library)Kornia

    Exhibit 04 · Computer vision

    Learning from teams that did it for a living

    At the Computer Vision Center I built an Android app for pose, face and object detection. At ManoMotion, in Stockholm, I worked on hand tracking and AR interfaces in Unity.

  5. 2019–2023
    Barcelona, Montreal and GlassFood

    Exhibit 05 · University

    Barcelona, Montreal and GlassFood

    I studied Computer Science at UAB and spent part of my final year at ÉTS Montréal. My final degree project, GlassFood, combined mixed reality and computer vision to recognise ingredients and show recipes.

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  6. 2022–2025
    Software people depend on
    Presenting the second Patient73 Game Jam at RCDE Stadium.View post

    Exhibit 06 · Building for others

    Software people depend on

    With Patient73 and FECAMM I helped bring accessible games to a rare-disease platform and organise game jams with universities and hospitals. As a freelancer I built the Hess Test web application for Evalua-lo.

    Patient73
  7. 2025–2026
    GlassMusic meets real people (1/2)
    GlassMusic meets real people (2/2)
    The GlassMusic presentation from MWC 2026 is available, download it hereDownload

    Exhibit 07 · Out of the lab

    GlassMusic meets real people

    I brought GlassMusic to 4YFN in 2025 and 2026 so people could try Glassear and discover the project. Along the way, ACCIÓ selected Glassear among the 50 Catalan startups with the most potential.

    Glassear
  8. Today
    Still building, with more at stake (1/2)
    Still building, with more at stake (2/2)

    Exhibit 08 · Glassear + TopBrokers

    Still building, with more at stake

    I'm CTO at TopBrokers, running AI, automation and production infrastructure, and I keep building Glassear, now with Glassear Studio: AI agents that help create spatial apps. It's the same journey that started with a pair of glasses.

    GitHub

The exhibition is still growing: I’m building the next chapter.

How I think

A few things building taught me.

  1. AI should do things, not just talk about them.

    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.

  2. The prototype is where the real work starts.

    Making something work once is a demo. Making it work on an ordinary Tuesday, for someone else, with bad Wi-Fi, is a product.

  3. I like owning the whole problem.

    Frontend, backend, hardware, AI or infrastructure are implementation choices. If it's part of the product, it's part of the problem.

  4. Emerging tech gets interesting when it stops feeling emerging.

    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.

Experience

6 roles and technical leadership
TopBrokers.io logo

CTO

Current Role

TopBrokers.io

Jul 2025 - Present•Mataró, Spain · Remote

Hands-on CTO of a production AI automation platform for real estate: AI agents, WhatsApp automation at scale and a 140+ phone device farm.

  • ›Built from scratch a remote device farm that controls 140+ Android phones for WhatsApp automation at scale
  • ›Lead a team of three engineers; LLM and WhatsApp workflows with daily peaks above 1,000 conversations
  • ›Cut cloud infrastructure costs from ~€2,500/month to ~€600/month
PythonFastAPITypeScriptPostgreSQLRabbitMQCeleryFlutter+3
Glassear logo

Founder & CEO

Current Role

Glassear

May 2015 - Present•Barcelona, Spain

Optical see-through AR hardware, an AI-native XR platform and a first real use case: GlassMusic.

  • ›Built Glassear Studio, where official coding agents (Claude Code, Codex) build, test and fix XR apps from natural language with 100+ MCP tools
  • ›Built Glassear Agent in Rust: a local agent service shipped in a Tauri 2 desktop app
  • ›Architected custom AR headset optics, embedded electronics, and real-time computer vision (OpenCV, YOLO)
Unity 3DC#Computer VisionAR FoundationMCPCoding AgentsTypeScript+3
Patient73 - Fecamm logo

Technical Lead

Patient73 - Fecamm

Jul 2022 - Jan 2025•Barcelona, España

Technical direction and accessibility requirements for a therapeutic games platform for patients with rare diseases.

  • ›Set the requirements for integration protocols and accessibility adapters, so patients with limited mobility could play with their own assistive hardware
  • ›1st Game Jam, organized remotely from Montreal: 10+ games and €3,500+ in prizes, award ceremony at UPC
  • ›2nd Game Jam, month-long, with universities, RCD Espanyol and reference hospitals: 100+ games and €11,000 in prizes, award ceremony at Barcelona City Hall
Technical LeadershipAccessibilityAssistive HardwareGame JamsCoordination

Things I've built

Each project starts with why it exists. The stack, code and links come right after.

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Featured Projects

My work on Glassear and Glassear Studio
Featured

My work on Glassear and Glassear Studio

I started building AR glasses as a teenager in 2015. More than a decade later, Glassear is real hardware, and Glassear Studio lets AI agents help create the apps that run on it.

As the founder of Glassear, I design the hardware and build the software around it. Glassear Studio is a fully agentic platform: you describe an XR app and an official coding agent (Claude Code or OpenAI Codex) builds it, tests it with 100+ MCP tools in a private XR preview and fixes it.

→Present
ARVRMixed RealityHardwareAgentic AIMCPClaude CodeOpenAI CodexUnityTypeScriptRust
JobAgent
Featured

JobAgent

I got tired of searching for jobs manually, so I started building an agent to help me do it. I use it for my own search.

Autonomous AI job search & application system with a hybrid deterministic + agentic architecture. Orchestrates candidate capability analysis, semantic matching, CV tailoring, browser automation via Playwright, and human-in-the-loop approvals. The system I use to manage my own job search.

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PythonFastAPIAgentic AIMCPPlaywrightPostgreSQLReactDocker
TalentGapAnalyzer (Winner — UAB The Hack 2025)
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TalentGapAnalyzer (Winner — UAB The Hack 2025)

We had a hackathon, a problem worth solving and very little time. We built TalentGapAnalyzer. It won UAB The Hack 2025.

AI-powered workforce intelligence and talent-gap analysis platform built as a collaborative team project at UAB The Hack 2025. Features multi-provider LLM routing (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini), skill-gap analysis, and bias detection.

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AI & MLMulti-LLMPythonFastAPIPandasScikit-learnReact
GlassMusic by Glassear
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GlassMusic by Glassear

Hardware needs a reason to exist. For Glassear, the first one was musicians juggling sheet music. We took it to 4YFN at MWC in 2025 and 2026.

Hands-free augmented reality for musicians: scores in view while you play, on Glassear One. A Unity AR app with head-tilt measure scrubbing and a palm-anchored score, plus a web platform for teachers and students (FastAPI, Supabase, React) with optical measure detection on Celery. Supported by the UAB–Cruïlla Chair of Music and Technology.

→Present
ARMixed RealityUnityComputer VisionFastAPISupabaseReactHardwareMusic
MapAnim — Route Motion Studio
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MapAnim — Route Motion Studio

From a travel itinerary to an animated story: the same scene engine drives the editor preview and frame-by-frame video export.

Travel-map animation studio where live preview and final export share one scene function, so the video matches the preview frame for frame. Geodesic route math, a cinematic camera director, and headless rendering with Playwright and FFmpeg to H.264, ProRes 422, PNG sequences and transparent overlays.

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Glassear Agent

Some people want the agent on their own machine, not in my cloud. So the agent runs locally too.

The local agent for Glassear Studio, written in Rust: a glassear-agentd service split into workspace crates (protocol, core, security, transport, storage, process, plus Codex and Claude providers), shipped in a Tauri 2 desktop app that runs it as a sidecar.

→Present
RustTauriCoding AgentsMCP
// 04 · Talks & Media

Talks & Media

Talks, pitches and interviews: explaining what I build and why.

Featured talks

GlassMusic by Glassear: optical AR for musicians
2026-03-04•Barcelona, SpainFeatured

GlassMusic by Glassear: optical AR for musicians

4YFN · Mobile World Congress 2026

Pitch on the Catalan Arts / Generalitat de Catalunya stand about bringing smartphone-powered optical AR to a real context: music. Visitors tried a working Glassear One.

How technology is transforming music
2025-11-14•UrbineFeatured

How technology is transforming music

Vibez Festival 2025

I joined the musictech panel at Vibez Festival 2025 with GlassMusic by Glassear, alongside Sounds Market and Odisei Music, to discuss how technology is transforming music.

Presenting Glassear at Inetum
2025-06-12•Inetum offices, BarcelonaFeatured

Presenting Glassear at Inetum

Inetum · Innovation and startups event

I presented Glassear at Inetum’s innovation and startups event in Barcelona: a day of pitches and discussions with their team and other startups, shared by Dr. Daniel López in this post.

GlassMusic pitch at Pier01
2025-04-10•Pier01, BarcelonaFeatured

GlassMusic pitch at Pier01

Tech Barcelona · YOUZ Talent

I pitched GlassMusic to more than 100 people at Pier01, thanks to YOUZ Talent and Tech Barcelona, and gathered feedback from music students, professionals and enthusiasts who tried it.

GlassMusic at 4YFN 2025
2025-03-04•Barcelona, SpainFeatured

GlassMusic at 4YFN 2025

4YFN · Mobile World Congress 2025

Presented GlassMusic, the first real use case of Glassear, with UAB. I used the event to show the product, gather feedback and meet other startups and potential partners.

Host of the awards ceremony · 2nd Patient73 Game Jam
2024-05-15•Barcelona City HallFeatured

Host of the awards ceremony · 2nd Patient73 Game Jam

Patient73 · FECAMM

I hosted the awards ceremony for the second Patient73 and FECAMM Game Jam at Barcelona City Hall, announcing the winners of this initiative creating games for children with rare diseases.

Presenting the 2nd Patient73 Game Jam at RCDE
2023-12•RCDE Stadium, Cornellà de LlobregatFeatured

Presenting the 2nd Patient73 Game Jam at RCDE

Patient73 · RCD Espanyol de Barcelona

I presented the second Patient73 Game Jam at RCDE Stadium in collaboration with RCD Espanyol, an initiative raising awareness of rare diseases through creative video games.

Mixed and Augmented Reality: From my room to designing the future
2021-10-01•VirtualFeatured

Mixed and Augmented Reality: From my room to designing the future

COECYS - University of San Carlos of Guatemala

Talk for the Congress of Science and Systems Students of the University of San Carlos of Guatemala. (COECYS)

From Maker To Startup
2020-11-19•Galicia, SpainFeatured

From Maker To Startup

Maker Faire Galicia 2020

Table moderated by Jose Iglesias (Techstars) with the participation of Bruno Moya (Glassear), Marcos Souto (3D LimitLess) and Mahor Muñiz (MAHOR · XYZ)

Glassear presentation at the Maker Faire Galicia 2019 professional day
2019-07-08•Galicia, SpainFeatured

Glassear presentation at the Maker Faire Galicia 2019 professional day

Maker Faire Galicia 2019

Glassear presentation at the Maker Faire Galicia 2019 professional conference, where its creator Bruno Moya talks about the road traveled and the one that remains to be done.

Other talks

VR/MR/AR, holograms and Glassear: from my bedroom to designing the future
2022-11•Panamá

VR/MR/AR, holograms and Glassear: from my bedroom to designing the future

EURUS CONF 2022 · Universidad Tecnológica de Panamá

I spoke at EURUS CONF 2022, organized by the Faculty of Computer Systems Engineering at Universidad Tecnológica de Panamá, sharing my journey with Glassear and immersive technologies.

Future is coming: emerging technologies
2022-09•Virtual

Future is coming: emerging technologies

COECYS 2022 - University of San Carlos of Guatemala

Talk at the National Congress of Computer Science and Systems Engineering Students (COECYS) of the University of San Carlos of Guatemala.

Talk to students from Castellet secondary school!
2021-05-12•Castellet, Spain

Talk to students from Castellet secondary school!

Institut Castellet

Talk about my #path in #entrepreneurship to middle and high school students at Institut Castellet!

News & Press

Apariciones Destacadas

Apariciones Destacadas

Bruno Moya: from maker at 16 to founder of a startup
El Correo Gallego•2020-11-19

Bruno Moya: from maker at 16 to founder of a startup

Article written by El Correo Gallego, Galicia's leading newspaper.

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Why Bruno Moya, a 19-year-old Tech Entrepreneur is more digital than most CTO's, CMO's & CEO's
LinkedIn Article by Nimit Doshi•2020-09-23

Why Bruno Moya, a 19-year-old Tech Entrepreneur is more digital than most CTO's, CMO's & CEO's

Article written by conference producer Nimit Doshi, for my participation at the India first immersive digital technologies summit.

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TV3 · Xplorers

My appearance on TV3 · Xplorers

I appeared in an Xplorers report about virtual reality. Watch the video and read the post where I shared my TV3 appearance.

Watch report on YouTubeView LinkedIn post

Otras Coberturas en Prensa

Article written by me for the 3D Printing and Design magazine
3D Printing and Design•2020-09-16

Article written by me for the 3D Printing and Design magazine

Article written by me for the 3D Printing and Design magazine, speaking about the future of mixed reality thanks to Glassear.

APD Article
APD•2019-07-12

APD Article

Article written by APD, Spain big enterprise association, about my participation at Maker Faire Galicia 2019 and speech with all the big enterprises like Airbus, Ikea or Cabify that were there.

The technological future is today
ABC•2019-07-07

The technological future is today

Article at ABC, Spanish known journal.

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Awards, Certificates & Publications

Milestones & Recognition

A few prizes and selections along the way. Most of them came from taking a prototype out of the workshop and showing it to people.

Featured Achievements

Publications

Awards

Certifications

Recognitions

Would you like to know more about my achievements or invite me to participate in an event? Contact me

Education

UAB Barcelona

Computer Science

UAB Barcelona

I form part of the University's entrepreneurship club and I have given a speech there.

École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) - Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Winter Session

École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) - Montreal, Quebec, Canada

I finished my last year at ÉTS University in Montreal, Canada (5 months) ÉTS is one of the largest universities in Quebec.

Ins Gerbert D'Aurillac

Double French Spanish baccalaureate (Bachibac)

Ins Gerbert D'Aurillac

TDR: 'Le casque de réalité augmentée abordable' Mark : 10. Due to this I have the Spanish BACHELOR and French BACHELOR, that means a B2 level of French.

Escola Llissach

ESO Certificate (High School) - Primary School

Escola Llissach

Contact

Open to conversations

Building something hard?

If it needs AI, spatial computing, hardware or production infrastructure to work, I'd like to hear about it.

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Barcelona, Spain

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