What Can AI Smart Glasses Do? Everything Neuraglass Does Today

The Neuraglass Dev Kit is on sale now for $849. This page lists what it does today, what isn't ready yet, and what comes in the box, so you know exactly what you're buying.

The hardware

Display	Dual eye see-through OLED, 640 × 400, 26° field of view
Camera	16MP, first-person
Processor	Unisoc W517, 4-core, 2 GB RAM
Audio	Two speakers, two microphones
Battery	640 mAh, USB-C charging
Connectivity	Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Input	Voice and five hardware keys. No touchscreen.
Software	Stack OS, our Android-based operating system for glasses

Everything below runs on Stack OS, our own software stack. It runs on the glasses, not on your phone.

What it does today

Translate conversations, menus, and signs

Sit across from someone who speaks another language. What they say shows up in your language, right where you're looking. Menus and signs work the same way. You don't have to pick up your phone. The companion app handles the other direction, so the conversation works both ways.

Ask about what you're looking at

Eliza is the AI assistant built into Neuraglass. It sees through the camera, so you can look at something and just ask: what is this, how does it work, what does it say. The answer comes from what the glasses can see.

Hand off tasks to Helix

Helix is an agent that works through apps for you. You ask for something once, and it handles the searching, comparing, writing and sending an email, booking travel, or filling out a form. Check what it books or sends before it goes out.

Edit photos by saying what to change

Take a photo, then say what should change: a clean background, warmer light, a tighter crop. There's no editing app to open and nothing to tap.

Capture hands-free

The 16MP camera sits on the frame, so photos and video are exactly what you saw, taken without stopping what you were doing.

Build your own apps

Describe the app you want and the app builder makes it. It's already wired to Eliza and Helix, so there's no backend to set up, and it launches on the glasses. If you'd rather write code, apps are standard Android apps in Java or Kotlin. See how to build an Android app for smart glasses.

What isn't ready yet

• Prescription lenses. Not available at launch. We're working with lab partners and will share options later. A sunglasses clip-on comes in the box.
• Developer APIs for Eliza and Helix. Both work on the glasses, but they aren't open to third-party apps yet.
• Shipping outside the US and Canada. Not available yet.
• A finished consumer product. The Dev Kit is early hardware for developers and early adopters, and the software will keep changing. The consumer Neuraglass comes next. It'll be lighter, built for all-day wear, and run the same apps.

Buying one

• Price: $849.
• In the box: the glasses, a sunglasses clip-on, a charging cable, and a quick start guide.
• Shipping: within 2 to 3 weeks of your order, by DHL Express from our manufacturing partner. Delivery takes 2 to 5 business days.
• Stack+: optional, $24.99 a month. It adds more usage for Helix, the app builder, Eliza, and translation.
• Returns and warranty: 14-day returns and a 12-month warranty. See the returns and warranty pages.