Even Realities presents the G1 Digital Glasses: Smart everyday glasses with a sleek design and useful features such as real-time translation and traffic navigation.
The start-up company Even Realities presents its first product, the G1 Digital Glasses: Smart glasses for everyday use in a stylish design with integrated digital functions.
According to Even Realities, people were at the center of the G1’s development. The headset is designed to prioritize interaction with the real world while discreetly displaying digital content in the field of view.
The G1 runs on the proprietary Even OS operating system and features include:
You can also use the features “QuickNotes” and “Reminder” to take notes hands-free and view messages and upcoming appointments right on the headset. The G1 also works seamlessly with large speech models such as ChatGPT.
Even Realities’ first smart glasses feature a patented screwless hinge and a thin frame designed to save weight and provide optimal weight distribution. The frame is made of magnesium alloys with a sandstone coating.
The adaptive temples are made of hypoallergenic titanium alloys and silicone parts to provide a comfortable fit. The G1 is available with prescription or clear lenses and easily converts to sunglasses with a clip-on. There is no information yet on pricing or availability.
More and more smart glasses with different purposes
Even Realities aims to enter the smart glasses market by combining digital technology with aesthetics and comfort. The company’s core competencies come from employees who have worked for brands such as Apple, Samsung, Philips, Mykita and Lindberg.
There is a lot of competition in the market. Brilliant Labs, for example, is also launching Frame, a discreet pair of smart glasses with a multimodal AI assistant. Other devices, such as the RayNeo Air 2 or Xreal Air 2, are a bit more clunky. But they offer augmented reality capabilities or serve as replacements for TVs and monitors, streaming high-resolution virtual screens into the user’s field of view.
Source: Mixed News
