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Hermes Glasses: Your Own AI on Ray-Bans

2 August 20268 mins read

An open-source iOS app that puts the assistant of your choosing on Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses. Everything private stays on the phone.

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Vanlife with Agents4 posts · May to Jul 2026Involuntary Signals5 posts · 2022 to 2025NZCarAuctions3 posts · Dec 2024Evolution of Volumetric Capture4 posts · 2019 to 2023Remote Collaboration5 posts · 2019 to 2021MagicMirror4 posts · 2016 to 2017
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5 posts since 2019

— 2023

Haptic Hongi, Reiterated

Four years on, the project came back to SIGGRAPH Asia on a Magic Leap 2, with a capture pipeline light enough to fit in a suitcase.

— 2022

Haptic Hongi: A Greeting You Can Feel

In a hongi, foreheads press together and breath is shared. You cannot do that with a hologram, unless you bolt an actuator to the headset.

— 2021

Volumetric Training

Four ways to show somebody how to service a motorcycle engine, compared head to head. A recording of the instructor beat all of them.

— 2020

First Contact : XR for Good

An art installation that uses XR to seat strangers from different cultures at the same table, because the medium is a headset but the aim is real encounter.

— 2019

Come to the Table

A kitchen table in New Zealand and a question from artist Mairi Gunn: can XR help strangers from different cultures actually meet?

Written from a van, a lab, or a garage, depending on the year.