George Tai, President of ChipSiP Technology, said, “The limit on current smart eyewear operating system is a key barrier to widespread adoption of smart glasses, hence only a minority of software developers contribute their new ideas in the ecosystem. By offering a standard, stand-alone Android 4.4.2 operating system and root permissions, ChipSiP enables developers to bring their creativity easily and quickly to enterprise markets with the standard Android environment.”

SiME Smart Glasses have been carrying out experimental programs of visual guiding service in Taiwanese exhibitions. Visitors can enjoy the smart guiding service by automatically accessing any format of text, pictures, audio and videos in real-time which are relevant to line-of-sight object from the tiny screen of smart glasses without relying on guide books.

SiME Smart Glasses is equipped with 1.2 GHz dual core processor, 8GB storage capacity, WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth 4.0, 9-axis sensor, light sensor and 5-Megapixel camera. Good visual quality is delivered by1080p Full HD video recording and transparent micro display with 800x480p resolution.

The SiME Smart Glasses works as a wireless Android device with its main system board embedded on the right side of glass frame. By connecting to smartphones or cloud services, the SiME Smart Glasses can streamline the information flow and offer a variety of smart services for users.