The latest Apple keynote sent me down a bit of a rabbit hole. What if Apple made AI glasses? Not ...The latest Apple keynote sent me down a bit of a rabbit hole. What if Apple made AI glasses? Not ...
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The latest Apple keynote sent me down a bit of a rabbit hole.
What if Apple made AI glasses?
Not another pair of glasses that happen to have AI in them.
What if they approached the whole thing the Apple way?
Beautiful. Context-aware. Ridiculously intuitive. And ideally, not quietly documenting my entire existence. 🙃
So I designed my take on Apple Vision: privacy-first AI eyewear, with a few features I’d genuinely want to use.
Here’s the concept.
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Alaa 's avatar
The focus on a privacy-first approach changes everything for wearable tech! Such a clean and well-thought-out concept, Chhavi. Love the vision behind this!
Chhavi's avatar
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Glad you loved the vision behind this Vision haha:D
Ansh's avatar
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This is so cool! Love this!
AStudio's avatar
Impressive!
Agadon's avatar
This is a brilliant conceptual build. Presenting the features through these crisp, minimalist layout cards makes the entire user experience feel instantly intuitive. The 'Right in your line of sight' UI translation is perfect.
Vara's avatar
This is such a nice concept. The biggest hurdle with smart glasses is visual clutter. How did you think about dismissal interactions when a user just wants their natural vision clear?
Tabish's avatar
The privacy-first angle is what makes this concept feel genuinely Apple. Stripping out the always-on recording and building the UX around that constraint is exactly how they would pitch it. That product sheet mockup looks real.
Afnan 's avatar
Clean Visuals. Love this clean approach
Yaroslav's avatar
Love it!
Diego's avatar
The privacy-first angle is what most AI glasses concepts skip entirely, so it's cool to see it actually designed around instead of bolted on. What was the hardest trade-off between privacy and making it feel premium?
Chhavi's avatar
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I don't think there needs to be a trade off. It's not really an either-or kind of a situation:)
Mark's avatar
The indicator light is the part that decides this. An LED other people can read is what makes wearing them in a cafe socially possible - the optics are the easy half.
Kabir's avatar
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Love the thought process behind this. Bringing simplicity and intuition into AI glasses is a really interesting direction.
ZOHAIB's avatar
Looking Nice
Joyjit's avatar
Innovative! Apple should see this.
Prince's avatar
Amazing Concept!
Syed Mubashir Hussain's avatar
✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
DarkLvrd's avatar
i love your designs
RamicTech's avatar
Love this concept especially the privacy-first angle. AI eyewear gets a lot more interesting when it feels genuinely useful instead of constantly watching you.
Mostafa's avatar
It's good but it could cause motion sickness like how vr did to some people
Chris's avatar
Excellent idea. I might change the style of the glasses a bit for something more unique.
Jos's avatar
nice design
Juice's avatar
The concept feels very Apple: minimal, contextual, and focused on making AI feel invisible rather than intrusive. The privacy first angle makes it even stronger.
Jos's avatar
well done
Hemant's avatar
Design of those glasses looks slick! 🤌
Umar's avatar
Amazing Concept... Really love it...
Suliman's avatar
I love it.
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