Visionclaw
Modular glasses: stock frame plus 3D-printed AI temples.
By Miles0sage
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- Cost unknown
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- 2 (GitHub)
Overview
VisionClaw v2 is a set of modular open-source smart glasses with swappable component cartridges on a dovetail rail. They stream video and audio to OpenClaw for real-time AI.
How it works
Version 2.0 was a fully 3D-printed 14-piece frame. Version 2.1 switches to buying a cheap frame (Zenni or AliExpress) and printing PETG temple arms with a rail for snap-in cartridges, plus TPU ear tips. The README shares research on why full 3D-printed frames fail at the hinges.
Hardware
- XIAO ESP32-S3
- bone-conduction audio
- 3D-printed temples
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