If they don't suit you Apple Vision Pro and neither do you nestwhat it offers Meta Ray Ban, then the company Even Realities may have a solution for you in the form of the G1 glasses. The main thing that makes these glasses different from the others is the design and the head-up display that they offer. The developers managed to hide a head-up display similar to the one you have in your car, which projects information directly in front of our eyes, into the body of the glasses, which you can practically distinguish from classic fashion glasses. For example, there is a navigation option, where the glasses show you where to go or drive, you can also notchat display your notes, with the glasses automatically scrolling the text you read, allowing you to speak in lectures without having to memorize the text. There is also the option of real-time translation, where you look at some text and the glasses immediately show it translated into the language of your choice.
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Of course, there is also full AI support, where the glasses know what you are looking at and can assist you in everyday activities. For example, you can look in the fridge and ask what you can cook from what you have and so on. The glasses are available in three color versions, with a base price of $699 and an additional $149 if you need prescription lenses. You can see what the glasses can or can't do in the following video.
I am excited about the G1. The dream of hearing impaired people who communicate in Czech (in the Czech Republic 98% of 500,000) is smart glasses that can convert speech into text using machine speech recognition. For now, we are using (I can't hear) the Android application "Instant Transcription" from Google, which is not for iOS. Pro that is only "Microsoft translator".
For example, if the other party speaks Czech, it should also be written in Czech in real time, because it is not a translation (it is translated from language to language).
Does anyone know where to write to the manufacturer, as I only found a web form (and that probably goes to support, which will not forward it).
Thanks to Ladislav Kratochvíl (editor-in-chief) http://www.kochlear.cz)
How do the glasses know what I'm looking at? Unlike, for example, RB Meta, the camera is missing...
So the fridge and recipe recommendation, visual translation, etc. is a bit (actually completely) gibberish, isn't it?