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The future of AI glasses is normal looking, light weight, affordable - meet Frame by Brilliant Labs
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The future of AI glasses is normal looking, light weight, affordable - meet Frame by Brilliant Labs
Jun 6, 2024 · 1:00
This video introduces the Frame AI smart glasses by Brilliant Labs, comparing them to devices like the Apple Vision Pro and Humane AI Pin. The host showcases the open-source platform's features, including its built-in microphone, camera, and AR display. Demonstrations highlight the AI assistant Noa performing tasks such as transcribing handwritten notes, translating text into German, and providing cafe recommendations.
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- 0:00
Overview of Frame AI glasses
The host introduces the lightweight Frame smart glasses by Brilliant Labs, contrasting them with the Apple Vision Pro and Humane AI Pin while highlighting their open-source nature.
- 0:25
Testing AI assistant Noa features
The presenter demonstrates multimodal AI features on the Frame glasses, using the AI assistant Noa to transcribe notes, translate text into German, and recommend nearby cafes.
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- 0:00
This is the future of AI-enabled glasses. They're the opposite of Vision Pro. They're lightweight, they look like normal glasses, and they cost $349. They're also quite different from the AI Pin, which is trying to be a standalone device, while the glasses leverage your phone for connectivity. Both of them have cameras and microphones, and while the glasses have an AR heads-up display, this has a weird laser projection. And more importantly, the glasses are open-source, community-driven platform.
- 0:25
I'm making a video of you. Can you introduce yourself? Hey folks, I'm Noah, your AR smart glasses wizard.
- 0:30
I know stuff. Translate anything and use the coolest AI models like GPT and more to make your life a breeze. Can you transcribe these notes? These are big and very important notes. Noah is okay and brilliant labs. And now can you translate them into German? Das sind große und sehr wichtige Notizen. Noah ist okay. Glänzende Labors.
- 0:50
What would be a hip and cool cafe to get some work done close by? Pop over to the Rose Venice on Rose Ave.
- 0:56
Plenty of caffeine and Wi-Fi strong enough to travel to Mars.
