Solos, the creator of the AirGo3 smart glasses, has introduced a new live search feature. This AI-powered update lets users ask questions conversationally after activating the system with a tap. Unlike camera-equipped smart glasses like Ray-Ban Meta, the Solos AirGo3 focuses on audio and integrates its “smart” technology into the arms. This modular design allows users to switch faceplates and lenses for various activities—everyday use, sports, or casual wear—without sacrificing functionality.
Live Search with SolosChat and AI Integration
The Live Search update utilizes SolosChat, Solos’s proprietary software, and integrates with AI services like ChatGPT. This allows for natural language processing and contextual understanding, eliminating the need to rephrase questions. Solos suggests practical applications such as price checking and product information gathering while shopping, or using it as a tour guide in unfamiliar locations.
A render of the Solos AirGo3 smart glasses.Solos AirGo3 Smart Glasses
Solos’ Vision for AI-Assisted Smart Glasses
Kenneth Fan, co-founder of Solos, emphasizes the convenience and power of having an AI assistant readily available through a natural voice interface. He highlights the company’s open and modular architecture, enabling them to seamlessly integrate the latest advancements in AI and software services.
Expanding AI Capabilities
Live Search complements the existing suite of AI features on the AirGo3, including live translation, text-to-speech for messages, and access to an AI assistant for organization and productivity. The update is being rolled out via an over-the-air software update starting today.
A promotional image showing two people using the Solos AirGo3 smart glasses.Solos AirGo3 Smart Glasses in Use
Pricing and Availability
The Solos AirGo3 smart glasses are available in various styles and colors, with the option for prescription lenses, starting at $199. In comparison, the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, which utilize a camera for augmented reality features and offer an AI assistant in the U.S., start at $299. These also come in different styles and colors with prescription lens options.
The Future of Smart Glasses
The integration of AI-powered features like live search represents a significant step forward in smart glasses technology. Solos’ focus on audio and modular design offers a compelling alternative to camera-based solutions, catering to users who prioritize seamless integration and versatile functionality.
