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Smart glasses see what workers do So robots can learn to do the same work On Mentra smart glasses, we did this in a Shenzhen smartwatch factory But everything changes once you feed that live glasses audio/video to AI And let the AI whisper back assistance in workers ears ;)

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cayden 凯登1 year ago

Mentra Live camera smart glasses with open source SDK for developers and enterprise:

cayden 凯登1 year ago

加油加油 @eddybuild, excited to see what you build. Good play going to Shenzhen. I'll be there next week to hand deliver you Beta Mentra Live.

Robert Dale Smith1 year ago

@MentraLabs ❤️🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤖

edurition1 year ago

@MentraLabs I feel like I’ve watched 10 of this video in the last week

Timsophistry1 year ago

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