Halliday has introduced AI smart glasses, showcased at CES 2025, which project images directly onto your eye using the unique DigiWindow technology. This innovative feature, which doesn't require lenses for image projection, allows for discreet display within your field of vision while maintaining the ability to accommodate prescription lenses. Inspired by the character James Halliday from "Ready Player One, " these glasses blend fashion with advanced functionality, available in matte black or tortoiseshell. The glasses, developed by Stanford engineers, do not have privacy-invading cameras but instead include a microphone for interaction with the AI assistant, which users must manually activate. The AI assistant not only executes commands but also anticipates user needs by analyzing conversations and providing proactive insights, enhancing meetings and daily interactions.

Innovative features include Echo Mode, audio memos, notifications with instant replies, real-time translation in 40 languages, navigation, music lyrics display, and voice-to-text note-taking. Halliday's minimal weight of 1. 23 ounces and eight-hour usage capability ensure comfort for prolonged wear. Priced between $399 to $499, they will be available for purchase following their CES debut, with shipments expected by the end of Q1 2025. Founded in Shenzhen, Halliday is a global startup combining expertise in micro-optics and AI technology with timeless eyewear design, aiming to redefine smart eyewear.