Matt Wolfe reviews Pilot A's smart glasses with a hidden 3.5-inch display that projects onto your eye. The glasses weigh 35 grams, last 8 hours, and run an always-listening AI that summarizes meetings, answers questions, and translates across 40 languages in real time.
3.5-inch
35 grams
8 hours
40 languages
Digi Window
These stylish glasses just changed everything about AI eyewear. Pilot A created the world's first smart glasses with a completely invisible display. But that's not even the coolest part. The AI inside can predict what you need before you even ask for it. The magic happens through Digi Window, the smallest near eye display ever made. It's hidden in the upper frame and projects a 3.5-inch screen that only you can see, with no obvious tech visible to anyone else. And the AI is next level too. While other smart glasses wait for a command, these actively listen to your conversations and provide real time help in meetings. It'll analyze discussions, answer complex questions, and even generate summary notes automatically. But here's what's wild they only weigh 35 grams, half of what normal smart glasses weigh. They work for eight hours straight and can do everything from Instant translation in 40 languages to displaying song lyrics while you listen to music. They basically packed a personal AI assistant into glasses that look completely normal.
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