RayNeo wants its new iO Smart Glasses to be the reason you stop reaching for your phone

RayNeo’s new iO Smart Glasses slip a tiny display into your line of sight

RayNeo's iOS Smart Glasses slip a tiny MicroLED display into your line of sight, offering live translation, 112-language dictation, and an AI memory log, all for $479.

RayNeo wants its new iO Smart Glasses to be the reason you stop reaching for your phone

TL;DR RayNeo’s new iO Smart Glasses put a tiny MicroLED display and AI assistant into regular-looking 33g frames, letting you glance at information without reaching for your phone. The glasses can surface notifications, schedules and weather, translate text in 40 languages, capture voice notes and even act as a hands-free teleprompter. The iO launches September 4 for $479, with up to 48 hours of typical battery life; a $529 bundle includes a ch…

RayNeo's New Smart Glasses Are Taking the Cameraless Route

No camera, no problem.

RayNeo's new AI glasses skip the camera, focus on text overlays

RayNeo is launching a new headset without a camera or speakers. The article RayNeo's new AI glasses skip the camera, focus on text overlays appeared first on The Decoder.

RayNeo iO Smart Glasses: AR wearable to reduce phone use in Ghana

Photo: Androidauthority A Chinese tech company called RayNeo just released new smart glasses designed to do what your phone does — but without making you pull it out of your pocket. The RayNeo iO Smart Glasses sound like a gadget made for people who spend too much time scrolling. Here’s the simple version: tiny glasses that show you information (like calendar events, weather, or text translations) right in front of your eyes, so you glance up in…