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Eyeglasses with Artificial Intelligence(AI)

 

AI Eyeglasses have the potential to greatly benefit individuals by providing assistance in daily tasks, thereby improving QOL. At present, these should not be considered as a replacement for regular glasses .  SeveralManufacturers are achieving affordability and functionality, while addressing health risks, privacy concerns, and data protection.  User Comfort and  well being along with privacy safeguards to ensure the optimal and judicious use of AI smart glasses is a cherished goal that is happening right in front of our Eyes.

Humane Ai Pin learns what takes priority. Important calls or texts from those outside of trusted contacts can come through as needed. This Ai Pin is informed by interactions of what takes priority and lets one know when those non-trusted contacts have reached out to you. It even offers instant 2-way language translation.

https://hu.ma.ne/

AI smartglasses firm NuEyes made a crucial stride in its smart glasses adoption and ubiquity journey by securing FDA approval for its upcoming NuLoupes product. 

The FDA approval allows NuEyes to offer its patent-pending technology to dentistry and medicine professionals an “unprecedented level of precision and live 3D visualization.”  https://www.nueyes.com/

https://about.fb.com/news/2023/09/new-ray-ban-meta-smart-glasses/

https://www.yahoo.com/tech/apple-begin-mass-shipments-vision-010529586.html

Author
Paddy Kalish OD, JD and B.Arch

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