SidekickOS
Open software and hardware for a clip-on smart-glasses module.
By siersidekick
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- Cost unknown
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Overview
SidekickOS is open-source firmware and clients, made with SIER Technologies, that turn any glasses into smart glasses with camera capture, audio streaming and AI assistance.
How it works
A XIAO ESP32S3 Sense in a 3D-printable housing captures images up to 1600×1200 and streams G.711 audio over an optimised BLE 5.0 link (audio is still a work in progress). Python and web-browser clients receive the data and plug it into an AI assistant.
Hardware
- SIER Sidekick glasses clip
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