Solos, the esteemed brand behind the revolutionary AirGo 3 smart glasses, constantly enhances its cutting-edge wearable with new features. Their latest update introduces a live search function, allowing users to simply tap the frame to awaken the AI-powered system and ask a series of questions in a natural manner, thanks to its advanced understanding of context.
The Solos smart glasses, available in various styles, are distinguished as audio smart glasses, setting them apart from the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses that integrate a camera. What truly sets the AirGo3 glasses apart is the incorporation of “smart” technology into the arms, enabling users to interchange faces and lenses at their discretion. This versatility allows the glasses to seamlessly transition from everyday to sportswear while retaining full functionality.
The Live search feature, powered by Solos’s innovative SolosChat software and AI services like ChatGPT, opens up a realm of possibilities. From researching prices and product information while shopping to acting as a knowledgeable tour guide in unfamiliar surroundings, the smart glasses excel in assisting users without the need for repetitive or specific question wording.
Kenneth Fan, the co-founder of Solos, warmly expressed, “By integrating live search into smart glasses, we offer users the immediate access to an AI assistant and search engine through a natural voice interface. Our flexible technology architecture enables Solos to seamlessly incorporate the latest advancements in artificial intelligence and software services.”
In addition to Live Search, the Solos AirGo 3 smart glasses boast other remarkable AI features, such as live translation, text-to-speech support for messages, and an AI assistant for organizational tasks. This latest update introducing Live Search will be delivered to the smart glasses via an over-the-air software update commencing today. The AirGo 3 smart glasses start at $199 and are available in a range of styles and colors, with the option to add prescription lenses.
While the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses also offer an AI assistant in the U.S., leveraging the camera for enhanced environmental insight, they are available in different styles and colors with or without prescription lenses starting at $299. Both brands cater to various preferences, ensuring a tailored experience for every user.
