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I am looking for some smart glasses to do some college project but most of them are way too costly.

These are my requirements,

  1. it should have a colored display.
  2. bluetooth/wifi connectivity
  3. camera
  4. some way to record input, either via touch gestures or motion gestures.
  5. some memory (512 mb, 1gb, 2gb, or 4gb). (Completely optional feature).
  6. battery

What I am going to do is, connect the smart glass with some device, either pc or smart phone where all the processing will take place, and use smart glasses as input/output device. The only role of smart glass is to get input and display output. I don't need some standalone device as I am always going to connect it with some device.

I am not looking for bulky headset, just small device which can fit on glasses would be great.

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    What would the 2 to 4 Gb be used for? Video in/out buffers? Sep 24, 2019 at 3:35
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    @AlexisWilke either store/run some video or some application. Sep 24, 2019 at 21:58
  • Did you find anything yet? Mar 18, 2021 at 8:49
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    @MawgsaysreinstateMonica nothing much. Only way I found is to 3d print the glasses and use raspberry pi pico to connect to any device wirelessly. Mar 19, 2021 at 21:11

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Copied form my answer to What are the alternatives to Google Glass? ...

There are a few d.i.y projects floating about, like this one on Hackaday.

Or Raspberry Pi Smart Glasses

Hackaday also have a list glasses-based projects, which might be of interest.

Build Your Own Open-Source AR Headset For Under $80

DIY E.D.I.T.H. Glasses #WearableWednesday

DIY Wearable Pi with Near-Eye Video Glasses from AdaFruit.

Diy Smart Glasses Raspberry Pi 2021

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