Hermes Glasses
Voice + vision assistant for Ray-Bans and Realtek-based glasses.
- Est. cost
- Cost unknown
- Posted
- GitHub stars
- 22 (GitHub)
Overview
Talk to your own AI through Meta Ray-Ban glasses or sub-$100 Realtek-based AI glasses such as AiSee: hands-free voice chat, live transcription, 'what am I looking at?' vision, and navigation on the lens.
How it works
Apple's on-device speech recognition transcribes you live on the iPhone. Finished questions go to your chosen AI provider, or to a Hermes Agent for tool-using conversations. Photos from the glasses camera answer visual questions in about 5 seconds, and a private on-device memory keeps notes on people you meet. Phone mode simulates the lens with no glasses.
Hardware
- Meta Ray-Ban
- AiSee/Realtek glasses
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