LookTech AI Glasses
Smart glasses pairing a 13-megapixel camera and voice AI assistant with a physical privacy cover
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LookTech AI Glasses are built around hands-free operation. The maker positions them as a single device for taking photos and video, listening to music and getting everyday help from an AI assistant, with a design it describes as privacy-focused.
Camera, assistant and audio
The maker says the glasses carry a 13-megapixel camera capable of 2K video recording. A built-in, voice-controlled AI assistant is meant to handle daily scheduling, information lookups and reminders.
For audio, the campaign describes immersive audio technology that reduces outside noise, intended to improve sound for music, podcasts and phone calls. Connectivity runs over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for linking with smartphones and other devices.
- 13-megapixel camera with 2K video recording
- Voice-controlled AI assistant for schedules, search and reminders
- Immersive audio with external noise reduction
- Privacy cover for the built-in camera
- Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity
- 14-hour battery life, according to the maker
Design and privacy
According to the maker, the frame is designed to be lightweight and comfortable for extended wear. A privacy cover over the built-in camera is intended to address one of the more persistent concerns around camera-equipped eyewear. The maker also points to expandable software updates as a way the product could evolve over time.
LookTech AI Glasses are presented as a Kickstarter project, with the maker targeting uses that range from business to leisure.
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