Mira has launched a pair of AI smart glasses that put a usable agent inside the lens — no phone reach required.
The glasses use a waveguide display embedded in the lens to surface AI responses directly in the wearer's field of view. A built-in agent can send emails, book rides, set reminders, and run tool calls on voice command. Two-way live translation works across 60+ languages, with real-time transcription captured to an always-on memory you can search through afterward.
Early hands-on reviews have compared Mira favorably to Meta's Ray-Bans and Oakley collaborations, and to Halliday's display glasses — citing better latency, a more polished agent loop, and stronger battery life. The form factor is closer to everyday eyewear than to a developer prototype.