Viture's Vonder glasses map your mind with AI
viture launches vonder glasses with ai assistant and bone-conduction mics, no cameras, for $299. they aim to help users track memories and goals privately.
viture, a san francisco-based company, announced its first display-free smart glasses, vonder. these glasses have bone-conduction microphones to privately record daily musings and an ai assistant that combines top large language models like openai's chatgpt, anthropic's claude, google's gemini, and deepseek. vonder glasses aim to map out user's memories, ideas, and goals on a digital vision board. they cost $299, can be fitted with prescriptions, and come in various frame shapes and colors. preorders start september 28, and they will ship in november. the company emphasizes privacy, with a blue indicator light when recording audio and data collection mainly triggered by the wearer's speech.