VONDER launches camera-less AI glasses with bone-conduction mics, pre-orders from $299
alex_verem · x · 2026-09-22
VONDER unveiled AI eyewear that skips the camera and display entirely, betting on privacy-first hardware with patented bone-conduction microphones built around the user's voice.
It routes queries to ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini (or picks the best model automatically) and builds a Personal Memory Graph across your notes and conversations. Six frame styles, prescription-ready lenses (progressive, gradient, Transitions), priced from $299, pre-orders open September 28.
The sharer endorses the tradeoff: no filming bystanders at dinner, but still get help remembering what matters.
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