These smart glasses just look like the normal glasses

According to The Verge, Intel announced the launch of smart glasses called Vaunt. Earlier there was news rumor that Intel will launch smart glasses in 2018. Today, Intel revealed the appearance and working principle of glasses, announced the official launch of Vaunt smart glasses.

It is reported that Vaunt equipped with plastic frame, weighs less than 50 grams, a little heavier than normal glasses, is far lighter than Google Glass and other smart glasses products. Unlike other smart glasses, Vaunt does not have a camera, but instead controls a lower-power laser to project 400x150-pixel red monochromatic images in the human eye.

Intel said Vaunt's main goal is to provide users with simple notifications. This kind of smart glasses is more hidden than smartwatches, allowing users to view notifications while engaged in other activities. Vaunt lets users see each other's personal information when they call. In addition, Vaunt's motion sensors are also capable of detecting a user's location, for example, providing them with a recipe or shopping list if they are detected in the kitchen.

Some fear that the laser will hurt the eyes, but Mark Eastwood, Intel's new equipment group executive, said Vaunt's laser power is low and the Vaunt's display is even more invisible, which allows users to wear this smart glasses and will not seem exaggerated.

Vaunt also has Bluetooth capabilities for connecting to smartphones and is equipped with an application processor, compass, and accelerometer. It may also be equipped with a microphone in the future, allowing users to use voice assistants such as Alexa or Siri. For applications, Intel said Vaunt will be a completely open platform, and the company will introduce an early access program and software development kit (SDK) for developers to develop applications.

Since the size and appearance of this Intel smart glasses are just like the normal glasses, to protect and store your smart glasses better, you can put the glasses in a glasses case box so that it won’t get broke accidentally.