RayNeo: Two Lines of Glasses, Large Screen or AI Assistant

Two pairs of glasses for two uses: on one side, a private XXL display with anchoring modes and Dolby Vision support; on the other, a lightweight assistant with multilingual translation, teleprompter functionality, and access to AI models, some of which require a subscription.

GT and GT Max project up to 307 inches and support Dolby Vision

The RayNeo GT and GT Max project a private virtual screen from a compatible smartphone, computer, or console. The GT Max can reach 307 inches, while the GT displays up to 231 inches. The field of view differs: 59° for the GT Max compared to 46° for the GT. Three display modes are offered: Steady to stabilize the image while moving, Pinned to fix the screen in space, and Follow to track head movements. These models boast native Dolby Vision compatibility and real-time AI conversion of SDR content to HDR.

Audio with Bang & Olufsen, Whisper mode, and console/PC connections

The audio system, developed with Bang & Olufsen, integrates four speakers and boasts a claimed 5 dB gain in low frequencies. A Whisper mode focuses sound towards the user to limit sound leakage. Connectivity covers smartphones, PCs, and tablets, as well as consoles: Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Lenovo Legion Go, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch via a dedicated adapter. Both models accept custom prescription lenses, and the GT Max is available in three sizes S, M, and L based on interpupillary distance.

The iO weigh 33 g, display in Micro-LED, and translate 55 languages

The iO adopt a lightweight glasses format of 33 grams, with a balanced weight distribution. Their transparent, monochrome green Micro-LED panel projects data into the field of vision while preserving visibility of the environment and ensuring that the display is not perceptible to those nearby. RayNeo claims an optical transparency of 97% and a perceived brightness of up to 1,300 nits. In terms of functionality, real-time translation covers 55 languages and 109 accents via BabelOS 3.0, all with a latency of about one second. The Ambient AI Life Log assistant can identify sequences of actions following a meeting and suggest their insertion into a calendar, with the user able to confirm by nodding. A voice prompter adjusts the scrolling speed to the pace of speech. By default, the iO rely on Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite, with an optional subscription for access to ChatGPT 5.1, Gemini 2.5 Pro, Claude, or DeepSeek. Four microphones and a vocal vibration sensor enhance capture in noisy environments; a dial on the arm serves as a control, and a light indicates active microphones or translation.

RayNeo presents two ranges for distinct uses

Chinese manufacturer RayNeo, specializing in augmented reality glasses, has introduced two ranges: iO Smart Glasses and GT/GT Max. The former targets a discreet assistant role in professional contexts. The latter aims to transform a smartphone or computer into a portable large screen for entertainment and mobile work.