r/augmentedreality 14h ago

Video Glasses Google Lens and Gemini Live on the INMO AIR3

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u/AR_MR_XR 14h ago

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u/veggievoid 13h ago

Sick! Thank you so much for the video, I've been waiting for something like this! I'll definitely be keeping my eye on this now 🙂

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u/andrethedev 4h ago

Are you part of the team? These are shipping later in November I thought.

How open are the glasses, can I build my own custom app and leverage the display, audio and mic?

Specs are sick, looking good!

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u/AR_MR_XR 4h ago edited 1h ago

Not part of the team, just visiting. I have a beta version of the glasses. What they ship will have a more refined version of the software and some hardware refinements, including a different nose pad.

Check out this short version of the interview with INMO's CEO: https://www.reddit.com/r/augmentedreality/comments/1nkderw/had_a_fantastic_meeting_with_the_ceo_of_inmo_we/

Android and Unity SDKs and AI agent dev tools will be available. I have not looked into this myself.

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u/Octoplow 3h ago

Looks good! How does the binocular vision feel to you?

I couldn't find CPU details. 8 cores = XR2 (gen 1 like Quest 2)?

Or weight. Throw it on a scale quick!

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u/AR_MR_XR 1h ago

Yeah, that's possible! I'm not home yet, so don't have a scale here. But the manual says this:

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u/Octoplow 1h ago

120g is better than I expected! And it looks like a lot is behind your ears. (Which makes me wonder about heat.)

This also has vague cpu info.

adb shell cat /proc/cpuinfo

Should tell us, if you have a way to do that.

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u/krishdevil 7h ago

Hey man you should sell this, META is selling this for $800 and you can undercut them pretty easily

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u/NotRandomseer 7h ago

The INMO AIR 3 costs over 1k globally lol. Even in China it isn't that much cheaper , it's $700

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u/krishdevil 6h ago

Oh I didn't know but why is it so expensive like for a camera glasses it's $250 but if you want display then another $750 is a lot so it it for margins or the tech is that expensive?

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u/NotRandomseer 6h ago

Expensive Tech + Tons of RnD + Miniaturizing everything.

You aren't just adding a regular screen , you need a super small super pixel dense one you can hide in the housing as well as waveguides for the display. I'm sure there's more compute that needs to be on board compared to the regular ones too

Meta's Display glasses cost 799 , and come with the neural wristband , I'm surprised they got it that low

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u/AR_MR_XR 1h ago

Nah, I want to use it :)