Vu-Product

Smart Glasses That Let You Buy What You See

Gaze Buy Capabilities

1. Real-Time Product Recognition
It can identify products directly from the user’s field of view, including items worn by people, products shown in advertisements, products in stores, and products appearing in media.

2. Automatic Multi-Source Comparison
Instead of requiring the user to check multiple websites, it can search across multiple merchants, compare prices, shipping, availability, and seller ratings, and select the best option based on user preferences.

3. Gaze-Based Ordering
The system uses gaze-based ordering instead of traditional clicks and taps, making it especially well-suited for smart glasses.

4. Secure Transaction Flow
It stores credentials in a secure environment and uses encrypted communication, helping protect payment and shipping data while enabling fast authorization.

5. Works Across Physical and Digital Environments
It can identify products seen in the real world as well as products appearing in media on TVs, laptops, and other screens.

Beyond One-Click Commerce

If Amazon’s one-click ordering simplified the final step of e-commerce, this technology reimagines the entire journey—turning real-world product discovery, multi-source comparison, and purchasing into one seamless wearable experience.

The Future of Smart Glasses Payments

Gaze Checkout Capabilities

1. Visual Transaction Initiation
The system lets users start a transaction by visually identifying a target such as a physical product, QR code, barcode, advertisement, product listing, or other visually detectable commerce content.

2. Smart Glasses as the Interaction Layer
Smart glasses or another visual device can serve as the front-end interface for observing the transaction target, capturing visual input, and presenting transaction information.

3. Trusted Companion Device for Secure Payment
A separate trusted companion device, such as a smartphone or computer, performs the secure parts of the transaction, including authentication, payment authorization, and order fulfillment.

4. Works Across Many Environments
The technology supports transactions in physical stores, e-commerce settings, public and shared displays, kiosks, television screens, advertisements, and other digital display environments.

5. Augmented Reality Transaction Context
The system can display the product name, price, merchant, shipping options, availability, and other transaction details through an AR overlay or another visual interface.

Secure Visual Commerce

This technology addresses the growing need for faster, more natural transactions by reducing the manual friction of traditional payment systems. What makes it different is its secure separation of visual interaction from payment execution, making smart glasses transactions both practical and scalable.