Smart glasses from Xiaomi unexpectedly gained popularity
Xiaomi has started fundraising for the release of Mijia Glasses Camera smart glasses. Despite the niche nature of this device, its popularity on the crowdfunding platform surprised both the company itself and industry experts.
Only 5 minutes after the start of fundraising, users gave over $150,000 to the project. Such an optimistic pace almost guarantees the rapid launch of smart glasses into mass production. The preliminary price of the device is at around $400, but at the stage of crowdfunding it will cost $370. According to calculations, 400 people have already expressed a desire to purchase glasses.
Mijia Glasses Camera is based on the Qualcomm chipset with 8 cores and 3 GB of RAM on board. The glasses have a transparent display with a diagonal of 0.23 inches, which serves to display various information, for example, directions of the road or translation of inscriptions. The screen is made according to the TÜV Rheinland standard, so the user's eyes will not experience discomfort when wearing the device for a long time.
The glasses are equipped with two cameras: the main 50 MP with optical stabilization, 5x optical and 15x digital zoom, as well as an auxiliary periscope 8 MP. It is not yet clear whether the cameras will be able to broadcast the image to the display. Xiaomi positions the device as a solution for true technologists. It is also suitable for users who like to share videos on social networks.
Only 5 minutes after the start of fundraising, users gave over $150,000 to the project. Such an optimistic pace almost guarantees the rapid launch of smart glasses into mass production. The preliminary price of the device is at around $400, but at the stage of crowdfunding it will cost $370. According to calculations, 400 people have already expressed a desire to purchase glasses.
Mijia Glasses Camera is based on the Qualcomm chipset with 8 cores and 3 GB of RAM on board. The glasses have a transparent display with a diagonal of 0.23 inches, which serves to display various information, for example, directions of the road or translation of inscriptions. The screen is made according to the TÜV Rheinland standard, so the user's eyes will not experience discomfort when wearing the device for a long time.
The glasses are equipped with two cameras: the main 50 MP with optical stabilization, 5x optical and 15x digital zoom, as well as an auxiliary periscope 8 MP. It is not yet clear whether the cameras will be able to broadcast the image to the display. Xiaomi positions the device as a solution for true technologists. It is also suitable for users who like to share videos on social networks.
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