Xiaomi has announced the launch of its very own smart glasses putting emphasis on the device's lightness despite its features.
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The Xiaomi Smart Glasses is predicted to display messages and notifications, making calls, providing navigation and translating text right in real-time before your very eyes, and taking photos.
Xiaomi smart glasses are a bit heavier than Facebook's Ray-Ban Stories, the glasses of Xiaomi glasses have an indicator light that shows when its 5-megapixel camera is in use and at 51 grams.
It runs on Android Powered by a “quad-core ARM processor”.They also use MicroLED imaging technology, which is understood for having a better brightness and longer lifespan than OLED. The company says the technology features a simpler structure that enables it to make a compact display with individual pixels sized at 4μm.
Users won't be ready to view the pictures you're taking in color, though — Xiaomi says it opted to use a monochrome display solution "to allow sufficient light to pass through complicated optical structures."
"The grating structure etched onto the inner surface of the lens allows light to be refracted during a singular way, directing it safely into the human eye. The refraction process involves bouncing light beams countless times, allowing the human eye to determine a whole image, and greatly increasing usability while wearing. All this is often done inside one lens, rather than using complicated multiples lens systems, mirrors, or half mirrors as other products do."
According to Xiaomi, the new Smart Glasses are independently capable of many things, like selecting the foremost important notifications to point out to you, including smart home alarms and messages from important contacts. The device's navigation capability can display maps and directions ahead of your eyes. It can also show you the quantity of whoever's currently calling your phone, and you will make the choice using the smart glasses' built-in mic and speakers.
Xiaomi’s exclusive translating algorithm can translate speech picked up by the glasses mic in real-time. The translation feature also works on transcription and text on photos captured through its camera.
