The South Korean eyewear brand's "Intelligent Eyewear" experience at Wall Street opens to the public from Friday to Nov. 23.
As the buzzy South Korean luxury eyewear brand continues to expand its global presence, its latest development is the opening of an immersive experience in New York at 23 Wall Street.
Open to the public from Friday to Nov. 23, the exhibition focuses on bringing its latest collection of AI-powered smart eyewear in partnership with Google, “Intelligent Eyewear,” to life.
The space was designed to showcase the AI capabilities of the collaboration with real-time translation across a variety of rooms: “Chamber of Contemplation,” “Symposium,” “The Village,” “The Mystery Ship,” “Silence Music,” “The Pantry,” “The Gym,” “TV Zone” and “Blue Bear.” Via a series of surreal settings, it offers visitors a different way to experience its eyewear through everyday activities: communication with others, accessing information and interacting with surroundings. The concept was created in collaboration with French-based artist Jean Jacques Balzac.
With a philosophy-meets-technology ethos, the collection offers new ways to discover, question and experience the world around them.
Instead of offering a traditional product demo, the event was designed for consumers to experience firsthand the collection’s possibilities and interact with their surroundings. Each room explores the different capabilities of the eyewear — real-time translation; navigation; calls and texts; app access; contextual and everyday task assistance, and visual understanding to deliver a hands-free experience with a mobile app integration and voice interaction — and showcases the tech in an interactive setting.
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