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Launching Mentra Live open-source smart glasses. Deploy smart glasses for real world work. We already shipped thousands. Now, they're generally available. Build apps that leave the screen. Let your AI step into the real world. – at San Francisco, CA

Codex cloud is not taking instructions, which I don't like But it's on fire from the first prompt, which I like a lot 😎

For enterprise smart glasses deployments, if there is no internet connection on site or it's spotty, we can still run documentation continuously with local speech to text and summary models on the phone. We find most of our customers have good internet on site, but of course this can vary broadly. For Mentra Call, we run about 1 to 1.5 Mbps. We can go down to lower Mbps but quality drops

Everyone is getting excited about Physical AI. Smart glasses that let AI see what you see and hear what you hear. We are too. But sometimes you don't need any AI at all. You just need a human on a call to help you diagnose a problem or fix an urgent issue. That's why we built Mentra Call. To connect workers with the person who knows how to do it. Mentra Call wider availability coming in October.

Many people are saying this The future of computing is open and user controlled. Choose your AI, choose your reality. – at San Francisco, CA

Founding Engineer put OpenClaw on his face and it runs his life now? – at San Francisco, CA

Want to build and deploy smart glasses apps? Get Mentra Live: MentraGlass.com – at San Francisco, CA

In the year 2000, Windows OS had >90% market share. Over the next few years, phones went smart, and they needed an OS. Microsoft tried to copy-paste Windows onto phones. It was a train wreck. But Android showed up and considered the new challenges of power usage, touch screen UI, and mobility, and they designed for these from the start. That led to a better solution that now has the vast majority of smart phone market share. It’s now 2026, and glasses are going smart. Incumbents think they will copy-paste their existing phone OS onto the glasses. But they’re not considering the new challenges of power usage, glasses UI, and proactive/contextual interaction. That’s why we’re building MentraOS. We believe smart glasses need to be great eyewear first, or they’ll never get adopted. This introduces massive challenges around lightweight (<40 grams with Rx lenses), all-day battery, and the ability to run multiple apps simultaneously that are listening and can activate at any moment. We don’t believe the previous generation of operating systems will enable that to happen. MentraOS treats the glasses as lightweight, simple input/output devices and offloads all the heavy processing to the phone. That enables sleek, light glasses that run all day. MentraOS has an app runtime and orchestration layer on the phone that assumes multiple apps are running and listening at the same time. This enables proactive AI that helps you the moment you need it. Just as important, MentraOS is 100% open source. OEMs building glasses need access to the source code to move fast, make modifications, and ensure they continue to own the stack. What’s this mean for you? As a user, it means that you get the best glasses experience, where your daily prescription glasses go smart and offer you new value in daily life. As a dev, it means you can write 1 app that runs on any pair of smart glasses. As an OEM, it means you can focus on building great hardware because the app ecosystem is handled by MentraOS. 100s of companies are deploying MentraOS right now. Want to start building on MentraOS? Get any pair of supported glasses and get building. – at San Francisco, CA