Smart glasses · AI glasses · Local-first
One local-first AI layer across the smart glasses you already own
CyanBridge connects smart glasses to user-controlled AI through a vendor-independent, open approach — a private, local-first alternative to cloud-only AI glasses like Ray-Ban Meta. Instead of hiding compatibility behind a generic brand list, these pages document what is supported, what is experimental, and what is still research, including open-source smart-glasses workflows.
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Supported workflow means an actively used path. Experimental means the integration is still being validated. Research means stable direct support is not claimed.
Choose your glasses ecosystem
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.
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See support status and last-reviewed notes before relying on a specific device feature.
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