Where some smart glasses are built with cameras and microphones on board, Even Realities aims to respect privacy, the company's CEO told me.
Even Realities G2 smart glasses.
Smart glasses like Meta’s stable of eyewear products are built around being able to take photos, record what you say or shoot video, for instance. But Even Realities’ products are deliberately camera- and speaker-free, to provide a respectful approach.
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