Halliday, a Shenzhen-based wearable tech startup, showcased its groundbreaking AI smart glasses at CES 2025. These innovative glasses use DigiWindow technology to project images directly into the user’s field of vision without relying on traditional lens-based displays. The lightweight device blends a retro aesthetic with cutting-edge AI, offering seamless functionality and style.
The glasses feature a proactive AI agent that anticipates user needs, offering real-time assistance such as meeting summaries, translation in 40 languages, navigation, and teleprompter prompts. Controlled through a sleek trackpad ring or voice commands, Halliday’s design ensures discretion, with no visible displays to onlookers and no cameras, addressing privacy concerns.
Founded in 2021 by experts from Gyges Labs, including Carter Hou, Halliday aims to redefine smart eyewear. Priced between $399 and $499, the glasses will ship by the end of Q1 2025, delivering an unparalleled blend of innovation and sophistication.
