iFlytek's new AI Glasses pack a micro-projector, bone conduction microphones, and a personal AI assistant into a 40-gram frame. The lightweight design has earned SGS Comfort Certification, making them practical for all-day wear.
Six bone conduction microphones enable clear voice pickup.
The glasses use fully laminated resin waveguide lenses to project information directly into the user's field of view. An integrated camera can capture signs, documents, and menus, then overlay translations in real time.
Specifications
- Weight: 40 grams
- Lens type: Fully laminated resin waveguide lenses
- Microphones: Six omnidirectional bone conduction microphones
- Language translation: Live translation of up to 122 languages, offline translation of 18 languages
- AI assistant: GlassClaw
Six omnidirectional bone conduction microphones pick up the wearer's voice clearly even in noisy environments. The glasses support live translation of up to 122 languages, with offline translation available for 18 languages.
Pre-orders open in China at 4299 CNY.
A built-in AI assistant called GlassClaw handles voice commands and queries. The glasses can translate printed text from signs, documents, and menus via the camera with on-screen overlay.
Pre-orders are open in China at 4299 CNY (about $634). iFlytek has not disclosed camera resolution, battery life, charging speed, or Bluetooth version.
The AI Glasses represent iFlytek's push into wearable translation hardware. They combine hands-free operation with real-time language tools in a compact form factor.
Source: NotebookCheck
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