RayNeo has introduced glasses that translate speech and summarize meetings

RayNeo has introduced the iO smart glasses, designed so that you don't need to take out your smartphone for every little thing when connected to it. The device features a monochrome display, four microphones, and support for several AI models.

The monochrome green MicroLED display, based on the Firefly Nano Engine module, occupies about 0.085 cm³ and remains almost transparent—the image is not visible to the person you're talking to. Inside, there is a 240 mAh battery, four microphones, and a bone conduction sensor, which together with the microphones ensure clean voice capture—there are no speakers in the device. Navigation through the menu is handled by the Smart Crown rotary dial on the right temple, while head movements are read by the accelerometer and gyroscope. The body is protected to IP54 standards against dust and water splashes, and connectivity is via Bluetooth 5.4 with Apple MFi certification. The charge lasts for 48 hours of regular use or up to 96 hours in standby mode.

RayNeo iO translates speech in real time into 40 languages, displays notifications, schedules, and weather, and also works as a teleprompter and summarizes meetings. By default, the glasses use RayNeo's proprietary AI assistant and the Google Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite model. Through the app, users can switch to other models, including ChatGPT, Claude, and DeepSeek.

The glasses will go on sale on September 4 at a price of $479 for the basic configuration. The version with a charging case will cost $529.

Source: RayNeo