Zeblaze Launches AI Shooting Glasses with Integrated Camera, Audio, and Smart Assistance

Zeblaze has unveiled its AI Shooting Glasses, a versatile wearable device designed for capturing media and interacting with AI on the go. These glasses resemble regular sunglasses and are built for everyday use, weighing only 39 grams without lenses and boasting an IPX4 splash-resistant rating for durability.

The device is equipped with a 5MP camera capable of recording in 1080P resolution with built-in anti-shake technology. Each recording session lasts up to 60 seconds, and an indicator light signals when the camera is active. The glasses come with 32GB of flash storage, sufficient for over 500 photos or more than 100 videos, each lasting 30 seconds.

Powering the AI Shooting Glasses is the JIELI 7018F + V821 chip, paired with ChatGPT-4o Mini for intelligent interactions. Users can activate the AI by saying “Hey, Cyan” to ask questions, set reminders, translate in real time, identify objects, and manage various tasks. The AI system learns from user interactions, offering increasingly personalized support over time.

Audio functionality includes open-ear, dual superlinear speakers that deliver clear sound without blocking ambient noise, alongside noise and echo cancellation for crisp calls and music playback. The glasses feature integrated microphones to ensure clear communication.

A 230 mAh battery provides up to 14 hours of use, depending on activities such as AI interactions, recording, and audio playback. The device recharges via a magnetic cable in approximately 1.5 hours.

The Zeblaze AI Shooting Glasses are available internationally for USD 102. If launched in Nepal, the expected price will be NPR 14,999.