- Vuzix (VUZI, Financial) has commenced shipments of XanderGlasses, a private label version of their smart glasses, to assist people with hearing loss.
- XanderGlasses offer real-time captioning without the need for smartphones or internet connection, catering to 48 million potential users in the U.S.
- The glasses have been in the market for over a year, indicating clinical validation and continued demand.
Vuzix Corporation (VUZI), a leader in smart glasses and augmented reality (AR) technologies, has announced the shipment of a new order of XanderGlasses. These specialized AR glasses, a collaboration with the Raleigh-based company Xander, are a private label version of the Vuzix Shield smart glasses, designed to assist the estimated 48 million Americans experiencing hearing loss.
XanderGlasses are noteworthy for their standalone functionality; they operate independently without the need for a smartphone or internet connection. Featuring single-button operation, these glasses display real-time captions of in-person conversations directly in the user's field of view, making them accessible and user-friendly. This design is particularly beneficial for users who might struggle with more complex technological devices.
The glasses are equipped with safety-rated lenses offering UV protection and are compatible with various environments such as home, work, and public spaces. Built on Vuzix Shield technology, the XanderGlasses have been in the market for over a year, demonstrating a proven track record in improving the lives of individuals with severe to profound hearing loss.
Paul Travers, President and CEO of Vuzix, expressed excitement about the partnership with Xander, highlighting the growth in demand for XanderGlasses and the impact they have had on enhancing accessibility for hearing-impaired populations.
For those interested in purchasing XanderGlasses, they are currently available throughout the U.S. More information can be found on the official Xander website.
