The new Alexa LLM AI also gives the new Echo Frames a boost.
The main focus of Amazon’s fall event was on the new AI capabilities and features coming to Fire TV and Echo devices. But it also saw the introduction of Echo Frames and a smart glass created in partnership with Carrera Eyewear.
The new Alexa LLM AI also gives the new Echo Frames a boost. The Echo Frames from Amazon appear a lot like conventional spectacles, which is different from most smart glasses on the market. The Echo Frames, according to Amazon, offer “a combination of high-end fashion with Alexa artificial intelligence (AI).”
The new Echo Frames come in a range of forms, including Modern Rectangle, Rectangle, Round, Square, Cat Eye, Carrera Cruiser, and Carrera Sprinter, all of which are visually appealing. Amazon is also providing a choice of design possibilities. similar to a typical set of spectacles. For prescription lenses, Boomerang and Amazon have a partnership.
The Echo Frames are suitable as sunglasses due to their features, including their UV400-protective lenses and IPX4 water resistance rating. With support for gesture interaction, which can be used to answer calls and control music, the Echo Frames can play media continuously for up to six hours on a single charge.
What are some uses for Echo Frames?
When coupled with a smartphone, tablet, or laptop, the new Echo Frames can also stream music over Bluetooth. These glasses have a microphone built in and may be used for both voice and video calls. In addition to all of these features, Alexa may be called up via Echo Frames. Echo Frames allow voice commands to be used to control smart gadgets as well as play music and watch movies.
Both the Carrera Smart Glasses and the Echo Frames’ base models, which start at $269.99 and $389.99 respectively, are presently up for pre-order on Amazon.
