Innovative Eyewear has launched the Eddie Bauer smart eyewear collection powered by ChatGPT. The smart glasses feature dual microphones via which users can call up Siri and ChatGPT by speaking into the mics. The user then receives answers via the gadget’s four built-in speakers. Users can also take calls and control apps using the smart glasses when connected to their phones via Bluetooth.

Simply saying Lucyd into the microphones activates ChatGPT and answers are provided via the speakers. The Eddie Bauer smart eyeglasses feature the free Lucyd app which integrates with all Lucyd eyewear from the brand. ChatGPT can be asked to compose email replies and summarize or translate texts. The app allows the user to keep the same chat history regardless of the eyewear they choose to wear on separate days. The eyewear is powered by rechargeable batteries that can deliver up to 12 hours of use on a full charge.

The Eddie Bauer smart eyewear collection integrates well with Apple iPhones without the Lucyd Eyewear app and its Android integration will soon arrive. Users can also take calls, play music, and control apps via Bluetooth 5.2 within a range of 30 meters (100 feet). The eyeglasses also come with basic touch controls for answering calls, controlling music playback, and activating the voice assistant. The package includes a charging dock for the device.

The Innovative Eyewear Eddie Bauer smart eyewear collection includes the Horizon, Navigator, Velocity, and Explorer models. The prescription versions of the models are slightly more expensive than their non-prescription counterparts. The Horizon is promoted as the world’s first rimless smart glasses powered by ChatGPT.

The price of the non-prescription Velocity model starts from $229 while the prescription version is priced from $249. The models can be purchased directly from the Lucyd website but availability is expected to expand to Amazon subsequently.

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