세계에서 가장 가벼운 풀-기능 컬러 AR+AI 안경

AR glasses have been heavy and bulky, making them difficult to wear for extended periods and aesthetically awkward. In addition, the limited color expression (monochrome or low transparency) failed to provide visually satisfying AR, and the short battery life reduced practicality.

In short, the dream of "AR glasses that are as light as eyeglasses and show useful information" did not exist in reality. Consumers want to obtain information while seeing reality without being blocked like VR, but existing AR has not been accepted due to privacy concerns (camera) or design.

Mojie's AR glasses use a resin-based diffractive optical waveguide as its core, projecting full-color images onto both lenses, while the lenses themselves are only 1.8mm thick[126]. This achieves a weight of 25g, almost identical to regular glasses (25g for the Stylish model, 38g for the Full-Feature model), making them the lightest in the world[127][128].

Nevertheless, it provides a clear, highly visible color screen, and the high transparency when viewed from the outside reveals the wearer's eyes, reducing social alienation[126][129].

In addition, focusing on AI interaction, it integrates visual AI functions such as automatically translating the menu in front of you or displaying the name by recognizing people's faces[130][131]. It also has enhanced impact resistance to withstand drops during daily wear, and privacy filter technology (screen invisible from the front) is applied to protect personal information[132][133].

Above all, it provides a variety of replaceable design frames, allowing users to choose their style like sunglasses, making it excellent in terms of fashion and personalization[134]. With this innovative combination, it is evaluated as solving the long-standing problem of "AR glasses that can be worn comfortably all day long."

In the B2C early market, tech geeks and early adopters will be the first to purchase, especially men in their 20s and 30s who are interested in the next computing platform after smartphones. In addition, the design is emphasized to appeal to fashion-conscious customers.

In B2B, it is possible to collaborate with fashion/entertainment companies to release brand limited editions, or provide B2B2C rental services for tourist information. However, fundamentally, it is a product aimed at the general consumer AR glasses market, which has been vacant since Google Glass.

Since the product has overcome the barriers of weight reduction and design, it is highly likely to become a catalyst for the popularization of AR. Mojie (Meta-Bounds) has its own production capacity and mass production technology (10,000㎡ R&D facility)[135], which is advantageous for large-scale release.

However, the generalization of AR glasses requires killer apps and infrastructure (e.g., 5G connection) in parallel, so there remains a challenge in terms of the ecosystem. To this end, Mojie has emphasized AI functions, and the weight reduction of the glasses allows for long-term data collection, which will accelerate AI learning and service improvement[136][130].

Regulations are mainly related to privacy when using the camera, and this product responds by displaying a camera LED, and can also provide a model without a camera by replacing the frame. In summary, after market penetration through fashion collaborations, various brand and functional variations will appear within the next 2-3 years, aiming for full-scale expansion.

At CES 2026, it won the Innovation Award in the XR field for the second consecutive year, and was praised as "finally, a usable AR glasses has arrived"[136]. Trend Hunter and others commented, "Lightweight, stylish, and feature-rich – the prelude to the popularization of AR glasses"[130][136], and CNN and other media emphasized the ease of wearing, saying "AR glasses that look like sunglasses" in contrast to Vision Pro.

In particular, experts were impressed by the ultra-lightweight design (25g) and expressed agreement with the slogan "Lightweight equals no compromise"[137][138]. Another point of praise was the user-customized style – the ability to express individuality by replacing the frame is expected to appeal to young people[134].

On the other hand, there were some skeptical views, pointing out that "the content and uses are not yet clear" and "smart watches were also light and pretty at first, but had limitations because there were no killer apps." In response, Mojie emphasized its usefulness as an AI companion, and those who actually experienced it said that the demonstrations such as translation and navigation were excellent, but that they need to see "how much can be done standalone without a smartphone."

Overall, it is unanimously praised for its technological innovation (weight reduction + image quality) and design innovation, and the evaluation that "AR has finally approached the public's eye level" is dominant.