AI glasses for travel · Early access 2026

The glasses that travel with you.

Read menus and signs in 57 languages, find your way without looking down, and keep the moment without reaching for your phone.

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One pair of glasses, a different experience in every city.

A traveller in a cap and the glasses sits inside a concrete ring above a city skyline.
Arrival

Touch down. The signs already make sense.

  • Menus and signs in 57 languages
  • Directions without looking down
  • Photos without a phone
  • Music, no earbuds
  • Clear calls in a crowd
  • Under 80 grams
  • Early access 2026
Days like this

A day, as the glasses see it.

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A Thai street-food menu board at night, with the in-lens translation overlaid in green.
The night market

Look at the menu. It reads itself.

Menus, signs, conversations, translated as you look and listen, in 57 languages. Order the thing you can’t pronounce.

A lantern-lined lane in an old Chinese street at golden hour.
The old town

Every street tells you its story.

The glasses recognise what you’re standing in front of (the temple, the mural, the dish) and tell you what it is, hands-free.

Two children laughing by a fountain in late-afternoon light.
Golden hour

Keep the moment without leaving it.

Photos and video, captured from exactly where you stand. No phone between you and it.

A crowded night market street seen from walking height, with a green arrow 100 metres ahead.
The way back

The right turn, without looking down.

Directions stay in your view while the city stays in front of you.

A Renaissance portrait in a gilded frame, with a green in-lens note about the painting.
The attraction

Some places come alive.

At partner attractions, the visit becomes a quest: stories to follow, things to find.

A plane window at sunset above the clouds, with a green notice that the highlight reel is ready.
The flight home

Your trip, already a film.

What you captured, quietly cut into a highlight reel, ready before you land. The keepers reached the family chat the moment they happened.

In detail

Designed to be worn. Engineered to disappear.

  1. It sees what you see.

    Set at eye level, aimed where you look. What it captures is exactly what you saw.

  2. A display in the glass.

    Green monochrome waveguide, set in the right lens. Sharp in full daylight, dark when it has nothing to say.

  3. Sound, kept to yourself.

    Open-ear audio, Sidekick’s own design. Take calls and play your music, no earbuds in. Five mics keep you clear in a crowd.

  4. Thinks in the moment.

    Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 on the frame, Sidekick intelligence in the cloud. Built around one job: travel.

  5. Featherlight, all day.

    Under 80 grams, balanced to disappear. Charges over USB-C.

Three people in beige suits walk through a wheat field, wearing the glasses.
Everywhere you go

Made for the way you actually move.

The recording light

When it records, the light is on.

A light on the frame comes on whenever the camera records. The app can’t switch it off.

Close-up of the frame beside the camera, with the red recording light on.
Early access · 2026

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