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Bruno Moya
Software engineer · Barcelona
Founder at Glassear · CTO at TopBrokers
I also speak about technology and entrepreneurship.I started programming at 13 and building Glassear in 2015. Today I build software, augmented reality and the systems that make them work.
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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.
CTO
I build the technology behind an AI-native real estate platform.
I like prototypes. I like them even more when they survive production.
Side projects & hackathons
When a problem annoys me or an idea won’t leave me alone, I build something.
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.