Visionbridge AI Glasses
ESP32 glasses firmware with voice, camera, display and MCP.
By nickjizheng
- Est. cost
- Cost unknown
- Posted
- GitHub stars
- 5 (GitHub)
Overview
ESP32 firmware for experimental AI glasses and compact assistants that can see, listen, speak, and control hardware through MCP tools.
How it works
ESP-SR handles wake word and audio processing, and voice is encoded with OPUS and streamed over WebSocket or MQTT/UDP to cloud AI. Camera images go to a vision endpoint for explanations. Replies appear on OLED or LCD screens with emoji feedback. MCP tools expose the speaker, LEDs, GPIO, servos and camera, across several ESP32 board families with Wi-Fi or cellular.
Hardware
- ESP32
- camera
- display
- mic
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