New age glasses for Gen Z
The team behind the idea wanted to create a pair of smart glasses that could be worn all day. They wanted to put the batteries and all the technology without compromising on the weight of the glasses. They wanted it to look and feel both like normal glasses.
Smart glasses are taking the world by storm as they are not only documenting and providing information about the visuals that the user is experiencing but also hear and process sounds and can translate different languages for the user.
The smart glasses can be attached to phone via Bluetooth and also set up manually.
The team behind the idea wanted to create a pair of smart glasses that could be worn all day. They wanted to put the batteries and all the technology without compromising on the weight of the glasses. They wanted it to look and feel both like normal glasses.
The glasses show reveal small displays of notifications and directions and connects through Bluetooth with android or Apple phone. The genius of the glasses is that they don’t look like the user is carrying any technology on their nose.
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