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MemoMind One AI Display Glasses: 10 Best Features

MemoMind One AI glasses look normal but have displays in both lenses, no camera, 16-hour battery, an AI assistant, a teleprompter and translation.

Quick summary: Believe it or not, the MemoMind One are AI glasses with displays in both lenses, and they look like regular glasses. This video is in cooperation with MemoMind. They’re on Kickstarter, so search for “MemoMind One” there.

Basics

They use a proprietary charger on the back of the frame and get up to 16 hours of battery life, one of my favorite things about them. A button underneath brings up the UI, double-tap opens quick features like recording, play/pause or subtitles, and press-and-hold (or saying “Hi Memo”) launches the AI.

My 10 favorite things

  1. They look like regular glasses. No one would guess they’re smart glasses, unlike Ray-Ban Metas with their cameras.
  2. All-day comfort. At about 45 to 46 grams, it feels like wearing nothing, and you can get prescription lenses.
  3. Displays in both eyes. Big, bright green text that’s easy to see indoors or out. Ray-Ban’s display glasses use one display in the lower right, which is tough if that eye is weak.
  4. No cameras, so no privacy worries, and you can wear them where cameras aren’t allowed.
  5. A built-in AI assistant for sports scores, weather and more, fast and accurate. Call memory assistant and continuous conversation are in the app.
  6. A teleprompter. Paste in a script and read it while looking at your audience or the camera.
  7. Real-time translation in up to 26 languages, displayed in your lenses while the other person reads your side on your phone.
  8. Audio recording of meetings with transcription and AI summaries.
  9. Harman-tuned speakers for calls, music, audiobooks and podcasts. They were easy to hear walking down the street.
  10. Free features: transcription, translation, navigation with a map, captions, calendar, teleprompter and idea notes.

The app

  • Home: battery level, a customizable layout of what appears in the glasses (idea notes, to-dos, stocks and more), and status settings for time, date, weather and units.
  • Tools: teleprompter, recorder and calendar.
  • Memo Plus: an optional monthly or yearly subscription that adds features like moments, privacy and wishes.
  • Settings: language, sounds, notifications, display position, screen-on duration, Eco mode, head-gesture interaction, quick launch, device info and resets.

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