Brilliant Labs Frame: 40-Gram AI Glasses That Are Actually Glasses
Open source HUD, not a ski goggle. About 40 grams, with open-source software and a micro-OLED you can forget you are wearing.
Most AI glasses are either a Ray-Ban with a camera or a headset pretending to be eyewear. Brilliant Labs Frame is the third option: about 40 grams, a micro-OLED you can actually forget, open-source software, and a multimodal loop that looks at what you look at.
It is still a developer toy. Battery, social acceptability, and “do I look like a cyber extra” are real. It is also the most InteliToys object in the wearable aisle — a Kickstarter-brained invention that shipped, works in demos, and makes nerds argue about the future of HUDs instead of another phone case.
Watch the videos in our lightbox (we brand the player so it stays an InteliToys page, not a YouTube tab). Then argue about Halo, the follow-on, in Gear Junkies.
InteliToys is editorial. We do not sell Brilliant Labs Frame. Watch the source tape in the branded lightbox below, then argue about it in Gear Junkies.