SPECS look different because they are different.
SPECS AR glasses are intentionally recognizable as augmented reality glasses. Their distinctive design and iridescent lenses reflect what they are: a fully wearable computer built to bring digital information and experiences into the world around you. SPECS AR glasses include cameras to enable augmented reality functionality and understand the world without recording it.
SPECS AR glasses can be used for watching videos, navigating, playing games, reading messages, translating foreign languages, and interacting with digital content in the world around them.
SPECS AR glasses do not use facial recognition to identify people.
Cameras and sensors process what SPECS AR glasses see in real time to understand things like where surfaces, objects, and hands are. For basic spatial understanding, that processing does not create or save a photo or video. SPECS AR glasses do not continuously record or save audio, video, or photos.
When a user decides to capture a moment with SPECS AR glasses it’s clear and obvious.
When someone takes a photo or records video or audio, a prominent external LED in the center of the frames lights up or flashes so people nearby can see that recording is happening. The wearer also hears a sound.