XGIMI Jide's full lineup of new AI products unveiled at the INNO100 first "hard" gift event: MemoMind One, G1 and L1

On November 1, the full lineup of XGIMI Remember AI new products appeared at the INNO100 first "Hard" Gift event. Shao Zijian, CPO of XGIMI's smart glasses business, Alex Zhou, head of XRX products for ZEISS Optics China, and two "XGIMI Remember AI Experience Officers" were present, holding discussions around product development and real-world wear, and also giving offline consumers their first close-up look and hands-on experience with multiple new products including the AI display glasses MemoMind One, the AI memory glasses G1, and the AI memory band L1.

The product design starting point of MemoMind One: letting AI glasses truly blend into daily life

Why AI glasses? Why now? At the event, Shao Zijian, CPO of XGIMI's smart glasses business, shared with Leiphone.com the thinking behind XGIMI's entry into the AI glasses track. From smart projectors to AI display glasses, what changes is the product form; what stays unchanged is XGIMI's continuous exploration of display technology and intelligent interaction experiences. As large model capabilities keep evolving and technologies such as near-eye display, optical waveguides, and low-power hardware gradually mature, AI is moving from traditional terminals such as phones and computers toward everyday wearable devices that are closer to users.

But for XGIMI, making a good pair of AI glasses is not simply about cramming more functions into the frame, but about making technology truly serve the everyday experience. Around this goal, MemoMind One has formed differentiated advantages in three areas: professional optics, professional acoustics, and privacy protection: it specially invited ZEISS Optics to combine professional optometry with the near-eye display experience; through open dual speakers jointly tuned by Harman, it balances everyday audio experience with environmental awareness; at the same time, it adopts a camera-free design to reduce privacy concerns in everyday social and work scenarios. Combined with multiple frame options, overall weight distribution, and battery life design, AI capabilities naturally blend into a pair of glasses suitable for long-term wear.

If professional hardware determines whether users are willing to put it on, then AI capabilities determine why users keep using it. In addition to practical functions such as translation, navigation, teleprompting, and information notifications, AI long-term memory is an important capability that distinguishes MemoMind One from traditional smart glasses. It goes beyond one-off recording transcription or content summarization, and instead aims to continuously accumulate, associate, and retrieve scattered information from daily conversations. Whether it is matters discussed previously or agreements that need follow-up, it can support users in querying and reviewing them, allowing words once spoken and things once recorded to regain value when needed.

Shao Zijian, CPO of XGIMI's smart glasses business

First solve seeing clearly and wearing comfortably: ZEISS Optics builds the foundation for wear

MemoMind One uses ZEISS display series Lingsi lenses and offers corresponding ZEISS prescription lens customization solutions, hoping to balance everyday vision correction and visual comfort while adding near-eye display capabilities.

At the event, Alex Zhou, head of XRX products for ZEISS Optics China, shared ZEISS's design approach for the optical solution of MemoMind One. He pointed out that prescription lenses for AI display glasses need to solve not only the problem of refractive correction, but also to extend users' familiar optometry experience naturally and seamlessly into the new product form as much as possible.

According to the on-site introduction, the ZEISS Lingsi lens optical solution adopts a free-form toric design, optimized through more than 700 optical optimization points, aiming to expand the clear zone and reduce edge distortion, so that users can see more clearly and comfortably when looking at virtual displays and switching their gaze between near and far distances in the real world in daily life; in the coating and assembly stages, the product uses ZEISS DuraVision coating, providing a transparent and natural visual experience while effectively reducing reflective interference, and a new process has been developed for the bonding requirements of prescription lenses and waveguide wafers, with dispensing precision reaching ±10μm precision assembly, to balance optical performance and all-day wearing experience. The collaborative design of lenses, frames, waveguide display, and overall structure reflects MemoMind One's consideration of the overall visual experience: building on ZEISS's optical design, which has been fully validated and recognized in the industry, it considers near-eye display and everyday optometry needs as a whole, meeting the changing daily eye-use habits and needs of nearsighted users, making information in front of the eyes clearly presented while also making the everyday field of view clear and comfortable.

For XGIMI, professional optics is not about adding a technical label to the product, but an important foundation that determines whether users can wear it long-term. A pair of AI glasses must not only let users see the information in front of them clearly, but also allow users to comfortably look at people, roads, and computers while clearly seeing the displayed information. Only when the glasses themselves are natural enough can display capabilities have a chance to truly blend into daily life.

How many functions does a pair of AI glasses really need? What kind of product can truly enter users' daily lives? At the event, Wang Liang, founder of "Xiankan Reviews," and AK of Dianwan Technology, two "XGIMI Remember AI Experience Officers," shared their observations and experiences of AI glasses from the perspective of tech enthusiasts.

Wang Liang, founder of "Xiankan Reviews," believes that AI glasses should first and foremost be a good pair of glasses. Compared with blindly stacking functions, wearing comfort and actual usage needs deserve more attention. Combined with user research displayed at the event, he pointed out that issues such as temple arms pinching the head and pressure on the bridge of the nose are still important factors affecting long-term wear, and in terms of function choices, users' demand for speakers is clearly higher than for cameras, which coincides with the product trade-offs of MemoMind One: retaining highly frequent and practical open audio capabilities, adopting a camera-free design, and seeking a balance among functional experience, wearing comfort, and privacy protection, so that AI glasses truly become everyday equipment worth wearing every day.

AK of Dianwan Technology focused on sharing the practical value of two capabilities: display and AI long-term memory. In his view, near-eye display allows important information to be presented in front of the eyes in a timely manner, reducing interruptions caused by frequently checking the phone; while AI long-term memory allows important information in daily conversations to be continuously recorded and later retrieved. From immediate information acquisition to long-term information retention, the combination of the two capabilities gives AI glasses a chance to become not just a novel tech device, but a truly practical everyday tool.

Around this need, AK further extended the topic to XGIMI Remember AI memory glasses G1 and the AI memory band L1. MemoMind One provides near-eye display, while memory products in different forms offer users more wearing choices. Whether one needs to check information in front of the eyes at any time, and whether one usually wears glasses or a band, will affect users' choices. The combination of on-site sharing and hands-on experience allowed guests to start from their own eye-use needs, wearing habits, and usage scenarios, understand the differences among several types of products, and find a usage approach more suitable for themselves.

On-site experience extends the discussion to actual use

Of course, the value of AI glasses does not have to be limited to a single device. At the event, KiWear demonstrated an innovative linkage between a smart ring and the AI display glasses MemoMind One, bringing a more natural and convenient intelligent interaction experience through the coordination of fingertip control and in-front-of-eye display. In the future, the two sides may continue to explore interconnection and collaboration between AI glasses and smart wearable devices, expanding more possibilities for the AI smart wearable ecosystem.

From the R&D stories and professional sharing on stage to the hands-on experience and interactive exchanges off stage, this INNO 100 first "Hard" Gift event drew active attention from the audience for the XGIMI Remember series AI new products, and also made the discussion about AI wearables more concrete: what help it can bring to daily life, and which product form is more suitable for oneself, became topics of ongoing exchange at the event.