Lenovo smart glasses turned out to be like this

Lenovo C1

Lenovo B1

Earlier, it was reported that Lenovo will launch a smart glasses this month. The biggest feature is the use of bone conduction technology to support private calls. However, from the current situation, there may be more than one smart glasses to be launched. It is the way to work with third parties.

There is an NBD project inside Lenovo. This is an open platform that supports the cooperation of third-party vendors. Recently, the NBD official website and the official forum were exposed. Lenovo's interpretation of NBD is NBD=New bench, and the bench is an image interpretation of “π”. Lenovo believes that π is the highest level of scientific and technological development and a new standard in the scientific and technological world. It is not difficult to see that the Lenovo NBD project should highlight high-tech, mainly doing smart home and intelligent hardware products with third-party manufacturers.

In the NBD project, we saw Lenovo smart glasses, B1 and C1, which are all products cooperated with American smart glasses company Vuzix. The Lenovo B1 is the Vuzix M100, which is easy to disassemble and supports left and right wear. It has gestures and voice recognition. It also uses bone conduction technology to support private calls. M100 is equipped with a 5 megapixel camera, with WiFi and Bluetooth connection, built-in 12GB storage space, can be synchronized with Lenovo cloud storage, battery life for one day.

Lenovo C1 looks more like a combination of Google Glass and Vuzix Warp, and even the official website promotion map is modified with Google Glass's promotional map. The C1 adopts a frame-clamp design, which can also be worn by myopic people. It supports various control modes such as voice control, touchpad control, and finger ring control. The hardware parameters are consistent with B1.