He reverse-engineered his smart glasses into a live AI object-recognition rig with Opus and YOLO
IgorCarron · x · 2026-11-15
A developer reverse-engineered his smart glasses using Claude Opus 5.5 into a free, open-source live AI object-recognition device that works with any camera-equipped glasses and runs on a regular Mac, naming people, cars and objects in real time. The recipe: pip install ultralytics; start a WhatsApp video call from the glasses to your own Mac; capture the call window in OBS and enable Virtual Camera; run the YOLO tracker on that feed.
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