What to know
- Solos unveils AirGo Vision, the world’s first smart glasses with GPT-4o integration.
- The glasses feature a detachable camera and compatibility with multiple AI models.
- AirGo Vision offers hands-free visual input processing and real-time information delivery.
In a groundbreaking move that’s set to turn heads in the tech world, Solos has pulled back the curtain on its latest innovation: the AirGo Vision smart glasses. These futuristic specs are making waves as the first of their kind to incorporate OpenAI’s GPT-4o, pushing the envelope of wearable AI technology.
The AirGo Vision isn’t just another pair of fancy frames; it’s a game-changer in the realm of smart eyewear. With a built-in camera that can be detached at will, these glasses are designed to be as flexible as they are intelligent. Users can snap photos hands-free and tap into the power of AI to analyze their surroundings, all without lifting a finger.
But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. These smart specs are a jack of all trades, capable of recognizing objects, providing directions, and even helping users hunt for bargains.
Imagine asking your glasses to check prices or find the best deal on an item you’re eyeing – it’s like having a personal shopping assistant perched on your nose. The brains behind the AirGo Vision haven’t put all their eggs in one basket, either. While GPT-4o is the star of the show, the glasses also play nice with other AI heavyweights like Google’s Gemini and Anthropic’s Claude.
This AI smorgasbord ensures users have a buffet of options at their disposal. Solos has also thrown in some bells and whistles to sweeten the deal. An LED notification light built into the frame keeps users in the loop without being a pain in the neck, flashing discreetly for incoming messages or calls.
Here’s what Solos said in a press release:
AirGo Vision with AI provides real-time information based on visual input, recognizing people and objects (“what am I looking at?”), or navigating and narrating directions or landmarks (“give me directions to the Eiffel Tower”). Leaning into hands-free operation and convenience, users can also capture photos without using their hands, especially convenient for visual progress and next steps on activities like cooking, home improvement projects, education and studies, and even shopping (“What am I looking at and how much does it cost?, Is there a better price somewhere else?”). The AI can also summarize those activities for enhanced organization and assistance.
While the full package is still under wraps, Solos is whetting appetites with a teaser.
Come July, they’ll be rolling out LED-only frames in three styles, priced at a cool $249.99. As for the full-fledged AirGo Vision with all the AI trimmings, tech enthusiasts will have to sit tight until later this year.
In a world where smart technology is becoming the norm, Solos is clearly setting its sights on the future. With the AirGo Vision, they’re not just thinking outside the box – they’re redefining what that box looks like altogether.
