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Shargeek, a power solution provider, launched its glasses today. With an increasing number of brands entering the AR/AI field, what kind of breakthroughs or features can we expect from Shargeek’s AI glasses
EnglishShargeek launched it AI Glasses
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SHARGE announced its new overseas sub-brand Loomos at CES 2025.
Loomos AI Glasses were introduced, with plans to launch on Kickstarter around January 21st, targeting a global audience.
The glasses integrate advanced AI capabilities, powered by GPT-4.
The AI-driven voice assistant helps with tasks like:
Text translation
Object recognition
Remembering parking spots
Retrieving information quickly and efficiently.
Hardware Highlights:
Equipped with a high-resolution camera for 4K photos and 1080p videos.
Lightweight design, weighing approximately 50 grams.
Powered by a 450mAh battery, supporting extended use and the ability to charge while wearing.
Built on the Ziguang Zhirui W517 chip platform.
2GB RAM + 32GB ROM storage, coupled with a quad-core CPU, for high-performance computing and seamless user experiences.
According to the official announcement, the product launched in the China market last month and has already received 50,000 pre-orders. I attended CIOE 2024, where the trend in AR glasses was evident, with the supply chain maturing. How soon do you expect this product to be tested by our community? We’ve listed it on our AR/VR/MR page and will be following the CES AR tech publications. Feel free to comment or vote for the products you’d like to see included in our tryout options.
Ivyisme changed the title to Shargeek launched it AI Glasses .
To correct my previous understanding of the SHARGE Glasses, I initially thought they used one of the main AR optical solutions, such as Birdbath or Waveguide, which would include a display interface. However, after checking with the customer service team, I learned that there is no AR optical solution involved. Instead, these are simply AI glasses, or smart glasses, equipped with AI and a camera—without a display interface.
Do you believe the AI glasses are a transitional state toward AR glasses? Whether AR glasses will eventually replace AI glasses is still uncertain, but what can be confirmed is that AI glasses have the potential to replace a large number of traditional glasses.
Ivyisme I think a product like this can help in certain scenarios, like visually impaired people getting help to make sense of the world.
For most people, however, I see limited usefulness. Even if there’s an audio interface, do customers really want another device to charge regularly simply to have a camera stuck on their faces?
For me, the major plus for AR glasses is the visual interface. Combined with a smartwatch and smart earphones, I see them possibly replacing a phone.
But without that visual interface what do AI glasses offer that smartphones don’t?
a month later
The latest market update reveals that SHARGE is struggling with AI glasses deliveries and has begun issuing refunds due to delayed shipments. This refund announcement has led consumers to speculate that SHARGE’s steps into AI glasses may have encountered setbacks. Indeed, the situation reflects this—starting with apologies for delayed shipments, followed by claims of “sold-out in seconds,” and even issuing apologies to suppliers. The development of SHARGE AI Glasses has certainly faced its share of challenges. While they initially planned to launch a Kickstarter campaign for the global market, it’s still uncertain whether this will proceed as planned.