Solos AirGo Vision smart glasses with ChatGPT integration launched
Solos AirGo Vision, a new smart glasses powered by artificial intelligence (AI), was launched on Tuesday. The smart glasses are equipped with front cameras and OpenAI’s GPT-4o AI model to answer questions about the user’s environment. In terms of functionality, the device is similar to Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses, although the wearable Solos cannot record videos. The smart glasses also feature virtual buttons and support USB Type-C charging. The device will go on sale later this year and will also ship to India.
Solos AirGo Vision Price and availability
The Solos AirGo Vision price starts at Rs. 25,878 in India or $299 in the US for the AI-enabled frames. For an additional cost, users can purchase prescription lenses and choose from blue blocker, photochromic or polarized lenses. In the US, users can also opt for a bundle offer that includes the smart glasses frames and three frame fronts for $349. This allows users to choose when to use the front cameras and when to swap for regular frames.
Solos will start shipping the glasses on December 23. Private individuals can purchase the device from the official website. The frames are available in Shiny Black, Dark Crystal Gray and Shiny Crystal Brown color options.
Solos AirGo Vision smart glasses Features, specifications
The Solos AirGo Vision smart glasses will be available with the standard rectangular frame and prominent nose pads or with a slimmer version of the frame. The frames feature dual cameras, but the company hasn’t specified any details about the sensors. It is built with TR90 thermoplastic material.
While the cameras on the smart glasses can take photos, there is no option for video recording. The device supports Bluetooth 5.1 and is compatible with both Android and iOS operating systems. The company claims that the Solos AirGo Vision offers 16 hours of operational time, including taking photos and doing AI surveys.
It is also claimed to offer around two days of standby time when connected to a smartphone. It supports USB Type-C charging and is said to offer three hours of operational time with a 15-minute charge. The frames also have an IP67 rating for dust and splash resistance.
In terms of features, the Solos AirGo Vision offers a hands-free AI experience where the user can simply speak and ChatGPT will respond to the queries. The chatbot can answer general questions and identify and answer questions about objects, people, environments and text captured by the camera.
Additionally, users can also ask the AI to perform complex tasks such as translating text live into different languages or asking for directions to nearby locations. The company previously claimed that the frames can be integrated with other AI models such as Gemini or Claude, but it is unclear whether that feature will be available out-of-the-box or added in the future.
In addition to AI tasks, the Solos AirGo Vision smart glasses can also be used to take photos, listen to music and make calls.
