Solos challenges Meta's Ray-Bans with feature-packed AirGo Vision smart glasses

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Solos, the company behind the AirGo smart glasses, isn't afraid of a little healthy competition. Taking inspiration from Ray-Ban Meta, Solos unveils the AirGo Vision, boasting a front-facing camera for on-the-go AI-powered experiences.

The camera unlocks a world of possibilities. Imagine pointing your glasses and instantly getting information about what you're seeing, like detailed product descriptions while shopping or step-by-step navigation assistance. AirGo Vision leverages the power of ChatGPT-4o, making it the first of its kind. But that's not all—thanks to its open architecture, you can switch between AI models like Google Gemini and Anthropic Claude for a truly personalized experience.

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Get ready for a boost in brainpower for your shades! According to a recent New York Times report, Meta is bringing advanced AI features to its Ray-Ban Smart Glasses starting next month.

This multimodal AI can do some impressive tricks: translating languages on the fly and identifying objects, animals, and even famous landmarks. The feature has been in testing since last December through an early access program.

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