Viture launches Vonder, camera-free AI glasses that eavesdrop via bone-conduction mics
nordicinst · x · 2026-09-22
Viture announced Vonder, its first display-free smart glasses that look like normal eyewear. Instead of cameras, they use bone-conduction microphones to privately capture your daily musings, which an AI assistant organizes into a digital vision board of memories, ideas, and goals.
CEO David Jiang shared a personal example: the glasses' AI noticed he was shouting at his 10-year-old during tennis matches and messaged him to change his behavior — something he credits with improving the relationship. Viture is now co-headquartered in California and Beijing.
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