ED1TH
Loading the next view…
Science fiction, minus the fiction
ED1TH
GLASSES THAT RUN YOUR DAY.
ED1TH is a personal AIwith a permanent place in your field of view.
ED1TH-OS · AI online
A full staff. One earpiece-free whisper.
Nobody else sees a thing.
WED 11/12 07:52
John emailed,
he's sick, draft ready
Sorry to hear you're sick. Feel better. Let me know if there's anything I can do to help.
➤ SEND✎ editview ›
SENT ✓
Calendar
2:00 PM Product Review
↗ Move to 2:30 PM — leaves time after lunch. No one else is affected.
reschedule ›
MOVED ✓
Groceries
★ Trader Joe's · 5:45 PM — on your way home
Dinner tonight: tomatoes, basil, pasta, red wine.
◎ route | +3 | view ›
☼ 21°C◉ AI on
ED1TH in use
SO LIGHT, you forget it's on
01 · The keynote — your eyes only
02 · The ring — page, confirm, dismiss
03 · Dinner — subtitles for real life
04 · The meeting — every word, at a glance
05 · Navigation — arrows over the street
06 · The airport — gate change, caught
OPTIC
The eyewear intelligence quarterly
The Daylight Issue
Brighter Than
High Noon!
ED1TH's waveguide reads in direct sun — we took it outside and looked.
№1
SO LIGHT,
you forget it's on
ED1TH hardware features
01
Outshines actual sunshine
A 0.13″ Micro-LED engine pushes 2,000 nits through etched glass: one green beam, aimed at your eye. Noon is just another dim room. Drag the light and check.
In-eye Luminance Model (ILM)
FoV: Field of Vision, but literal
L = 2,000 nt · θ = 25°
02
Runs longer than your day
One 40 mAh cell in each temple, swapped mid-sentence without a reboot. The 1,000 mAh magnetic case keeps two spares warm. Charging anxiety didn't make the cut.
Hot-Swap Persistence (HSP)
uptime is a lifestyle, not a spec
tday = Σ 40 mAh
03
Controlled by a small wave
The controls live on a steel ring because your hand is already there, and the frame stays clean of touch strips. Page, confirm, dismiss, all mid-air. No camera watches your hands; your voice stays out of it.
Ring-Oriented Gesture Engineering (RoGE)
calibrated against accidental waves
loop closure (circle = 1.0): 0.943
g ∈ {page, confirm, dismiss}
[ 05 · IN-LENS MACRO ]
SRG — ×2.4
Etched optics, no embedded screen
A display designed into plain glass
Hold the lens up to daylight and you'll find nothing to find. The screen is etched into the glass itself: a grating cut finer than the light it steers. Drag the loupe and catch it in the act.
Drag or use the arrow keys to move the loupe. Hold Shift for larger keyboard steps. Press Home to recenter.![Plain-glass macro specimen from the ED1TH lens]()
No screen to find. The glass is the screen.
Camera-free
A screen only the wearer can see. No camera, no speaker, no blinking little recording light; the room stays off the record by wiring, not by promise.
100% off the record
Weight of the entire computer
Frame, optics, radios and both batteries: Li-Mg alloy, TR90 and liquid-titanium temples. The same class as acetate frames that never announce themselves.
Peak in-eye brightness
0
[ nits, in-eye ]
Readable at noon on open water: 640 × 480 green Micro-LED at 60 Hz through an etched glass waveguide. The magnetic sun clip is for your eyes. The display never squints.
Nothing that films
recording light × n/acameras × 0footage × nonemic × hardware-mutespeakers × 0
One hardware-mutable microphone is the only sensor pointed at the world. Nothing films, nothing plays out loud. The person across the table stays a person, not footage.
People keep forgetting it's a computer
Don't take our word for it, take theirs. Five wearers, zero scripts. Fine: one script. It was in the glasses.
Rating & ReviewsED1TH in use
Rated 5/5[ 5/5 ]“The toast was in my glasses. The tears were real. My brother still thinks I memorized it.”
Rated 5/5[ 5/5 ]“Six hours without touching my phone. It sent a notification asking if we were okay.”
Rated 4.5/5[ 4.5/5 ]“Dinner in my in-laws' language, which I do not speak. I nodded in all the right places. Half a star off — now they call weekly.”
Rated 5/5[ 5/5 ]“No camera. I checked. Then I took them apart to be sure. Rebuilt them. Still no camera. Five stars.”
Rated 5/5[ 5/5 ]“I whisper to no one and know everything. People at parties think I'm mysterious now.”
Meet your pair
One model · everything included
ED1TH
Glasses, ring, four hot-swap cells, the 1,000 mAh case and a clip-on sunglasses cover: the whole operating system in one box, disguised as the frames you'd have picked anyway.
$50 USD deposit
refundable · $500 USD launch price
New
ED1TH
One pair. The whole staff. The catalog ends here.
- Display:
- 640 × 480 green Micro-LED · 60 Hz
- Weight:
- ≈25 g · splash-proof (IP64)
- Lenses:
- Clear + clip-on sunglasses cover
- Prescription:
- Optional · +$150 at checkout
- Batteries:
- Hot-swap 40 mAh × 4 + 1,000 mAh case
- Control:
- Companion smart ring
- Cameras:
- None. By design.
- AI:
- On subscription · priced at launch
- Best for:
- Everyone. It's the only model.
[ NEXT · ENGINEERING NOTE ]
The claims, limits and commercial terms—without the campaign voice.
[ hardware, by design ]
25 grams.No camera.
A 2,000-nit green Micro-LED pushes through etched glass. One 40 mAh cell sits in each temple, the magnetic case keeps two spares warm, and a steel ring handles page, confirm and dismiss. No camera watches your hands; your voice stays out of it.
- Optics
- 2,000-nit green Micro-LED
- Frame
- 25 g; no camera
- Power
- 40 mAh hot-swap cells + 1,000 mAh case
- Control
- Companion steel smart ring
What that means
One hardware-mutable microphone is the only sensor pointed at the world. Nothing films, nothing plays out loud. Specs are subject to final optical calibration.
Commercial terms
The $50 deposit is fully refundable before your pair ships and credits the $500 launch price. AI features require a subscription, priced at launch. Prescription lenses are available at checkout; applicable taxes and shipping charges are shown before final purchase.