RayNeo has unveiled two distinct lines of AR smart glasses targeting different user needs. The i O Smart Glasses weigh just 33 grams and blend seamlessly with everyday eyewear, featuring a monochrome green display with 23.5-degree field of view for tasks like real-time translation and teleprompter functionality. These minimalist frames prioritize voice capture with a quad-microphone array and bone conduction sensor, supporting 55 languages and 109 accents through Timekettle Babel OS 3.0. However, they lack built-in speakers, focusing instead on AI-powered productivity features like conversation transcription and calendar suggestions.

For users seeking immersive experiences, RayNeo introduced the GT and GT Max series. These bulkier designs (68g and 78g respectively) offer "cinema-grade spatial viewing" with virtual screens up to 307 inches. The GT Max provides a 59-degree field of view while both models include quad-speaker setups co-tuned by Bang & Olufsen and 3DoF AR chips for spatial anchoring.

Unlike some competitors, the i O Smart Glasses contain no cameras, avoiding privacy concerns. Both product lines will launch on September 4th with pricing yet to be announced. RayNeo plans to showcase all new glasses at IFA in early September.