Smart glasses · AI glasses · Local-first

One local-first AI layer across the smart glasses you already own

CyanBridge connects supported smart glasses to local, self-hosted, or explicitly chosen hosted models. Compatibility is documented by device and status, so a brand mention never stands in for verified support.

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Device status

Current integration paths

Supported means an actively used path. Experimental means validation is ongoing. Research means stable direct support is not claimed.

Supported workflowHeyCyanHeyCyan-compatible camera/audio glasses ExperimentalEyeVueEyeVue-compatible smart glasses ExperimentalMeizu MYVUMYVU / StarV-style display glasses ExperimentalMeta Ray-BanRay-Ban Meta / Meta Wearables ResearchTuneBudsTuneBuds-managed smart devices and AI glasses ResearchMemoMindMemoMind-style AI/display glasses workflows

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Each device page answers practical questions about connection options, local/private AI, media workflows, limitations, and the current CyanBridge support level.

Why local-first matters for glasses

Smart glasses can capture highly personal context. CyanBridge is designed so users can prefer local models, self-hosted services, or explicitly selected providers instead of treating one vendor cloud as the only possible intelligence layer. Also called private AI glasses, offline AI glasses, or self-hosted AI glasses — the goal is user-controlled data flow rather than a single cloud dependency.

Ray-Ban Meta alternativePrivate, local-first alternative — privacy, Display/Oakley comparison and side-by-side table.Open source smart glassesOmi, MentraOS, OpenGlass and where CyanBridge fits in the open ecosystem.Buy smart glasses — price & checkout guideLive signed quote, shipping, taxes and delivery before payment.Local AI for smart glassesUnderstand the phone/desktop/local-model architecture and privacy trade-offs.AI glasses and visual accessibilityRead about useful assistive workflows and the safety limits that matter — including Be My Eyes and OOrion on Ray-Ban Meta.

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