The INMO GO3 smart glasses incorporate dual MicroLED displays, each offering up to 1,500 nits brightness and a 30-degree field-of-view. These displays allow users to interact with information directly in their eyeline, reducing the need to consult a smartphone.
The glasses integrate AI capabilities through Google Gemini and OpenAI's ChatGPT. This enables functions such as answering questions, image recognition via the camera, and note-taking. The display also supports real-time translation for 98 languages, with 13 available offline, and can function as a teleprompter or for turn-by-turn navigation.
Weighing 58g, the INMO GO3 glasses are designed to be lightweight. A notable feature is the inclusion of a physical privacy cover for the camera, addressing user concerns about camera functionality in smart glasses.
The GO3 also features an interchangeable battery system. This design allows users to swap out a depleted battery for a fresh one, extending usage time without requiring the glasses to be fully charged in a case.
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INMO has released the GO3 smart glasses, which include dual MicroLED displays, real-time translation, and integration with Google Gemini and OpenAI's ChatGPT. The glasses address common smart glass issues with an interchangeable battery and a physical privacy cover for the camera.