Vu-Object

What If Your Gaze Could Share What You See

Share Capabilities

1. Gaze-Based Targeting
Select real-world objects naturally using visual attention, without relying on gestures, voice commands, or manual controls.

2. Instant Object Intelligence
Identify and analyze objects as you look at them, generating contextual insights, recognition results, and relevant digital overlays.

3. Adaptive Smart Capture
Automatically crop and capture the object in your field of view that you are focusing on, creating a photo or video containing only what interests you.

4. Real-Time Sharing and Collaboration
Share gaze-selected objects, annotated visuals, and interactive content instantly for social, enterprise, and remote-assistance use cases.

5. Privacy-Aware Filtering
Apply intelligent privacy controls during capture and sharing, including filtering, masking, and selective visibility of people and objects.

Long-Range Gaze

Share is a breakthrough smart glasses technology that allows users to target small, distant objects with their gaze. Unlike conventional smart glasses systems, which are typically limited to nearby objects, Long-Range Gaze extends gaze interaction far beyond close range.

Turn the World Into a Shared Knowledge Layer

Annotate Capabilities

1. Real-Time Annotations
Delivers instant digital annotations over what the user is seeing, adding useful information in the moment.

2. Visual and Audio Recognition
Identifies text, objects, faces, landmarks, voices, languages, and music to understand the content being experienced.

3. Shared User Discovery
Identifies and displays other users who are simultaneously viewing, hearing, or interacting with the same or similar content.

4. Public Social Tagging
Allows users to attach public annotations to people, places, landmarks, or objects for others to discover.

5. Collaborative Knowledge Layer
Builds a shared digital layer over the physical world, improving learning, teamwork, communication, and discovery.

Real-World Shared Knowledge

We look at the same faces, objects, and places every day, yet we all start from zero. Annotate changes that by creating a crowdsourced layer of knowledge that travels with the real world—not with apps or GPS locations.