Lenskart is stepping into the wearable tech space again. This time, they’re working with Qualcomm to introduce Lenskart smart glasses featuring advanced Snapdragon chipsets.
What’s New About Lenskart’s Smart Glasses?
1. Powered by Snapdragon XR Platform
At the ‘Snapdragon for India – XR Day’ event, Qualcomm and Lenskart revealed these smart glasses will use Snapdragon XR chipsets—likely AR1 Gen 1, AR2 Gen 1, or W5 Gen 1.
2. Seamless On‑Device AI
The glasses will run AI models like Meta’s Llama 3.2 directly on-device—no cloud needed. Qualcomm demoed such AI-enabled AR glasses, capable of real-time voice Q&A and environment understanding.
3. Made for India
Qualcomm and Lenskart are tailoring the tech for Indian users with local language capabilities and designs suitable for daily use—like healthcare, education, and worker assistance.
Why This Matters
- Next‑gen wearable tech: Following their first ‘Phonic’ glasses with Bluetooth and voice assistant, these AI glasses mark a leap forward.
- Global standards, Indian access: By joining the likes of Meta’s Ray-Ban, Lenskart brings cutting-edge XR to local consumers, but at an affordable price.
- Real-world impact: Whether for frontline jobs or remote learning, these glasses promise hands-free, immersive computing for everyday Indian users.
Timeline & What We Know So Far
- Launch timeframe: No official date yet. Bansal hinted a reveal may happen in the next product cycle.
- Specs to expect: Could support AR overlays or focused AI tasks, depending on chipset choice—AR1/AR2 for visuals, W5 for AI audio.
- Built on a legacy: The new glasses are a 2nd-gen product after the successful ₹4,000 Phonic launch earlier this year.
Looking Ahead
As smart eyewear gains traction, Lenskart’s partnership with Qualcomm marks India’s shift from consumer to creator in XR tech. These upcoming Lenskart smart glasses could soon offer stylish frames, built‑in AI, and affordable price tags—making spatial computing an everyday reality in India.
