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Choose the hardware, then the application

Six categories describe different camera, audio and optical-display architectures. Applications, users and markets sit beneath these choices. AI capability depends on the selected device, companion app and services; a category name does not establish standalone AI processing.

AI + Camera + Audio — Camera and open-ear audio

8MP Scout One and 13MP Scout One Pro: hands-free capture, music, calls and companion-app AI.

Application briefs to evaluate

Explore first-person capture for outdoor activities, fishing or golf; app-assisted travel translation; and image recognition. Scene-specific fit, lens options, capture quality and AI services require evaluation. Meeting-note workflows need separate review of audio access, recording behaviour and the app; they are not established by camera hardware alone.

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AI + Audio — Open-ear audio glasses

Music, calls and supported voice interactions through a connected phone. No camera or display.

Application briefs to evaluate

Explore everyday music and calls, travel voice workflows and sport-oriented frame options. Review compatible detachable temples for eyewear brands offering multiple frames. Custom meeting assistants require confirmed audio interfaces and app development; open-ear playback does not itself establish meeting recording.

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AI + AR — Binocular waveguide displays

Single-engine or dual-engine binocular architectures, with green monochrome and full-colour project options. Explore Cue Air and Cue One.

AR optics: choose the engine architecture and display colour

Both architectures deliver a binocular view. Green monochrome and full-colour options are available for project selection; the current Cue model specifications describe the documented green configuration.

Single engine · binocular display

One optical engine feeds both eyes. Cue Air (GT5) is our ultra-slim-temple, green monochrome reference.

Green monochrome / full-colour project options

Explore Cue Air

Dual engines · binocular display

Separate optical engines supply the two eyes. Compare Cue One and scope the optical configuration for your application.

Green monochrome / full-colour project options

Explore Cue One

Resolution, field of view, brightness, power and frame geometry are specified for the selected optical configuration; they are not interchangeable between green and full-colour versions.

Application briefs to evaluate

Explore travel text translation, navigation prompts, approved meeting reference cards and caption-display projects. Phone location, speech recognition, language support and display delivery must be tested together. Caption display is a project workflow to evaluate, not a claim of hearing-assistance certification.

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AI + AR + Audio — Display, audio and AI interaction

In-view information with microphones and open-ear audio. Cue Link combines binocular information display with multimedia speaker output.

Application briefs to evaluate

Combine binocular translated text, reference prompts and multimedia speaker output. Cue Link supports offline translation; confirm languages, connected devices and the scope of the reported latency.

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Cue Pro is presented as a scoped project platform. The supplied AI+AR design reference can inform the same project, but final appearance, wireless configuration and sample readiness need confirmation.

AI + Cinema — Personal cinema display glasses

Watch movies and games from a compatible video source. AI and optional modes depend on the source or accessories.

Application briefs to evaluate

Explore movies, gaming and a personal screen for compatible sources. Check source video output, power, fit and vision adjustment. BirdBath cinema viewing differs from a see-through waveguide prompt workflow; accessories and content determine optional modes.

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AI + AR + Camera + Audio — Camera, binocular display and sound

Cue Pro combines scene capture, green waveguide display and multimedia speakers for visual AI workflows.

Application briefs to evaluate

Explore camera-assisted recognition with in-view responses, guided navigation and task prompts. Golf information or other specialist overlays require a scoped app and data source. Cue Pro is a project platform; continuous streaming, spatial tracking and every proposed scenario are not standard confirmed capabilities.

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Frame, lens and specialist-user requirements

Prescription fitting, photochromic lenses, sport frames and child-sized fit are cross-platform configuration requirements. Confirm compatibility, measurements and optical/display behaviour for the exact model. Children's reading-distance and posture-monitoring designs are a separate specialist development scope; camera, HUD, clinical myopia-control effects and attention-training outcomes cannot be assumed.

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Compare the system before choosing a model

A sensor captures the scene, an app handles a workflow, and optics display an image. Check these layers separately, then review their connection, power and software requirements together.

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