Xiaomi released a Mijia glasses camera, in short, is the addition of a camera on the glasses, and claimed to be “image cool equipment, see never seen before”, the main focus of the shooting function. The glasses camera is equipped with two cameras, a 50-megapixel main camera lens and an 8-megapixel periscope telephoto lens, the camera supports 5x optical zoom, as well as up to 15x hybrid zoom, allowing for quick snapshots.
It is understood that the glasses have a built-in 1000mAh battery, which can support up to 100 minutes of recording time, but the weight is on the heavy side at 100g, compared to the daily wear glasses are quite heavy. In addition, these glasses are equipped with a Micro OLED display + free-form optical prism composed of a free-form optical display system, reducing the loss of brightness in the process of light transmission, the screen pixel density can reach 3281ppi, peak brightness 3000nits, peak eye brightness up to 1800nits, outdoor can also be used normally.
From the function, Mijia this glasses camera is suitable for shooting video in the first view, used to record Vlog video is more convenient, equivalent to install the sports camera on the glasses, in addition for myopic or farsighted users, can be used by replacing the myopic lenses.
As a product that does not need to be connected and can be used completely independently, the Mijia Glasses Camera comes with practical features such as Xiao Ai translation, time travel, 3D usage guidance, etc. In the future, it will also be online with features such as botanical garden, zoo, and screen casting, which will be continuously enhanced through continuous updates of software features.
In recent years, major companies have made many attempts at innovative smart glasses products, from Google Glass in 2012 to the Spectacles glasses launched by Snap in 2016, and then to the Ray-Ban Stories released by Meta in 2021, although the market response has been mixed, the exploration of innovation in product form is still quite fascinating.
The AR smart glasses currently available for mass production are limited by various technical limitations such as light efficiency ratio, power consumption and heat dissipation, and generally have the problem of low brightness in the eyes. In addition, because there is no habit of using smart glasses, people’s acceptance of smart glasses is not yet high. However, as smart glasses continue to work on technical performance and product form innovation, the market space will also be continuously expanded.
