The hardware achieves 1,500 nits of brightness across a 30-degree field of view, ensuring text remains legible under direct sunlight. Beyond basic visuals, the glasses facilitate communication by supporting real-time translation across 77 languages, projecting live subtitles for the user. For professional tasks, the device integrates with ChatGPT and Gemini to provide automated meeting transcriptions, AI-generated summaries, and a functional teleprompter.

Navigation is managed through an integration with HERE Maps, allowing cyclists and pedestrians to follow turn-by-turn directions without glancing at a smartphone. The company is currently demonstrating these features at its Berlin booth, alongside the INMO Future Lab. This experimental space offers a preview of upcoming hardware concepts, including the INMO Moment and MAGIC AI glasses, as the firm continues to refine the balance between wearable aesthetics and high-utility artificial intelligence.