Viture announces Vonder glasses that map memories, preorder begins Sep 28
Viture, a San Francisco‑based wearable maker, unveiled its Vonder glasses, a pair of frames that look like ordinary eyeglasses but contain microphones, speakers and bone‑conduction sensors instead of cameras. The glasses run a built‑in AI assistant that can call OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Anthropic’s Claude, Google’s Gemini or DeepSeek, choosing the model that is fastest and cheapest for each request. As…
Key points
- Vonder glasses cost $299, preorder begins Sep 28, shipping in November.
- No cameras; microphones, bone‑conduction sensors record only when wearer speaks, with a blue indicator light.
- AI assistant pulls answers from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or DeepSeek and creates a personal memory graph.
Viture Launches Vonder AI Glasses with ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude Support
analyticsinsight.net · 23 September 2026
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