Solos launches AirGo Vision — ChatGPT-enabled AI smart glasses with a camera

Soros Announcing the upcoming launch Love high visionthe first smart glasses equipped with AI and cameras that support ChatGPT.

This new pair of glasses integrated with ChatGPT 4.0 aims to make wearable artificial intelligence accessible to all users. AirGo Vision provides seamless artificial intelligence integration with features such as instant visual recognition and hands-free operation.

With privacy as the core focus, users can easily swap out the frames, giving them the flexibility to choose when and where to use the front-facing lens while retaining all other smart features, the company said.

Solos said AirGo Vision redefines wearable technology by prioritizing user control, convenience and personalization.

“Over the last year, we have continued to release new hardware and software updates, all driven by what we know our consumers want,” Solos co-founder Kenneth Fan said in a statement. One thing we’re committed to delivering is giving consumers control over their own AI and smart technology experiences, especially with privacy options in mind. That’s why we developed a framework that can be easily changed to decide when and where a camera is appropriate. without sacrificing any fun features.

Design that prioritizes privacy and convenience

AirGo Vision uses an innovative design that prioritizes user privacy and personalization by seamlessly integrating the camera into the frame that plugs directly into the arms of the glasses. Solos’ proprietary SmartHinge technology with a USB Type-C connector allows users to easily switch between frames, giving them the option to use a camera-enabled frame or opt for a standard frame while keeping all other smart features active. This customizable approach offers flexibility and peace of mind, allowing users to decide when to use the camera and when to prioritize privacy.

Modular artificial intelligence integration and visual processing

With advanced real-time visual recognition capabilities, AirGo Vision can instantly identify people, objects, activities and text, and answer questions such as “What am I looking at?”, “What am I doing?”, “Translate text” and more. English” or “Tell me about this monument.” Users can also receive directions to popular landmarks, such as “Give me directions to the Eiffel Tower,” or find nearby restaurants, making everyday interactions and exploration more intuitive and informative.

Designed to be hands-free, users can also snap photos on command, perfect for documenting progress in activities such as cooking, home improvement, education or shopping.

AirGo Vision’s unique open architecture design supports popular AI frameworks such as Anthropic’s Claude and Google’s Gemini, ensuring compatibility across all major mobile platforms, making smart glasses and AI features universally accessible to all consumers.

Features new always-on feature for all-day wear

Designed for all-day use, AirGo Vision provides continuous artificial intelligence support for easy access to the Internet, weather updates and SolosChat Online news, SolosTranslate language translation, reply text and more. AirGo Vision has a longer battery life and can support more than 2,500 artificial intelligence interactions or image captures on a single charge, making it ideal for all-day wear.

In response to valuable user feedback, Solos has developed a new always-on mode that eliminates the need to use the Solos AirGo app when interacting with the AI. Now, after opening the app once, it will run in the background on your mobile device without leaving it open.

This ensures that essential features like SolosChat remain fully operational without requiring the app to be actively displayed; a truly hands-free experience that integrates seamlessly into everyday life.

Maintain a glasses-first mentality

Solos puts glasses first, and each frame style is designed to be lightweight and comfortable, weighing only 42 grams, making it ideal for all-day wear. AirGo Vision will be available in two frame styles: Krypton 1 and Krypton 2, with seven color variations and more options, and can be customized with prescription lenses. The frames can also be paired with existing Solos AirGo3 smart glasses. AirGo Vision is available now on Solosglasses.com and Amazon for $299.

You can also buy the frame for just $149, or bundle the camera frame with the regular frame for enhanced privacy for $349.

Born out of Kopin, a company founded by MIT engineers, Solos combines wearable electronics with the comfort and style of traditional eyewear. The company has an IP portfolio of more than 100 patents and patent applications and is a four-time CES Innovation Award winner. It is similar to Meta’s Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, which have been selling well in Europe and other places.