AI Assistant
Voice commands and AI answers without removing gloves, helmet or PPE.
Smart Glasses
Smart glasses give frontline teams hands-free, glanceable information and remote expert support. Compare rugged, assisted-reality smart glasses for business from RealWear and Vuzix, built for field service, maintenance, logistics and warehouse work.
Why use smart glasses in your business?
Live Translation
Spoken translation and captions for multilingual site and warehouse crews.
Remote Support
A remote expert sees the worker's view and guides the fix hands-free.
Virtual Display
A glanceable monocular HUD for checklists and data, not a cinema screen.
Smart glasses built for work
Smart glasses, also called assisted-reality devices, put glanceable information and remote expert video in a worker's line of sight while both hands stay on the task. VR Expert AI supplies the RealWear Navigator 520, rated IP66 and MIL-STD-810H with voice control in up to 100 dBA of noise, the lighter see-through RealWear Arc 3 at around 179 g for indoor shifts, and the standalone Vuzix LX1 for warehouse and cold-chain work.
Industrial smart glasses are chosen for what they survive, not how they look. Cold storage down to -20°C, hard hats, hearing protection and gloved operation rule devices in or out before any feature comparison starts. Most deployments are field service, maintenance, inspection, utilities and logistics, including vision picking, where the picker keeps the next location in view instead of reaching for a handheld scanner.
Software, rollout and volume pricing
Hardware is half a deployment. Most enterprise smart glasses fleets run remote support workflows, where an on-site technician shares their view and a remote expert guides the fix on platforms such as Remote Eye or TeamViewer Frontline. We licence that software alongside the devices, so licences, enrolment and device management are settled in one quote instead of three months after the glasses land.
VR Expert AI is a RealWear distributor and a Vuzix supplier, with volume pricing, business invoicing and delivery across the EU and US. Buy pilot units or roll out across sites, with advice on PPE and hard-hat mounting, device management and battery logistics for shift patterns. Smart glasses sit alongside AI and AR devices in the wider glasses range; tell us the sector and headcount and we will quote within one business day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Smart glasses, also called assisted-reality devices, show glanceable information and remote expert video in the worker’s line of sight while keeping both hands free. In business they focus on hands-free field, maintenance, logistics and remote-support work.
Smart glasses lead on rugged, hands-free field work and remote support. AI glasses lead on everyday AI such as translation and captions in a normal frame. AR glasses lead on spatial overlays or a large private display. The categories overlap, describing the primary use.
Common uses are hands-free remote support, guided work instructions, inspections, data capture and warehouse picking in field service, manufacturing, utilities, logistics and healthcare.
Assisted reality places simple information, such as instructions, checklists and remote video, in the worker’s view without immersive overlays. It keeps staff aware of their surroundings, which suits safety-critical and hands-busy environments.
VR Expert AI carries the RealWear Navigator 520 (rugged, voice-first remote support), the RealWear Arc 3 (lighter, see-through, indoor) and the Vuzix LX1 (standalone warehouse and cold-chain device).
The Navigator 520 is the rugged, helmet-mountable device for harsh sites, built around remote-expert video. The Arc 3 is lighter (about 179 g) with a see-through display for all-day indoor comfort. VR Expert AI can advise on the right fit.
The Vuzix LX1 is a lighter, standalone smart-glasses device tuned for fast, glanceable warehouse and cold-chain workflows, while RealWear devices are built around rugged, voice-first remote-expert video in harsh sites.
The RealWear Navigator 520 is built around rugged remote-expert video with voice control in up to 100 dBA noise, while the RealWear Arc 3 is a lighter see-through option for indoor shifts. Both let a remote expert guide a worker hands-free.
The Vuzix LX1 is a standalone smart-glasses device with a glanceable heads-up display, a full-shift battery and a -20°C cold rating, tuned for fast picking, scanning and logistics workflows.
Yes. Devices such as the RealWear Navigator 520 work with hard hats, safety glasses, masks and hearing protection, and the Arc 3 fits with prescription and safety eyewear. Our specialists can confirm the right mounting.
Yes. The Navigator 520 is IP66-rated and MIL-STD-810H certified for harsh sites; the Arc 3 is IP54 and drop-resistant for indoor work; and the Vuzix LX1 is cold-rated and built for warehouses.
Yes. Smart glasses run enterprise platforms with device management, such as RealWear Cloud or partner MDM for Vuzix, supporting configuration, updates and remote control across shared fleets. VR Expert AI can advise on rollout.
Yes. As a RealWear distributor and Vuzix supplier, VR Expert AI offers volume pricing and business invoicing. Request a quote with your quantity and sector and we confirm pricing, lead times and availability.
Yes. We offer volume pricing, business invoicing and quotes for pilots or fleet rollouts, plus datasheets and manuals for procurement teams.
VR Expert AI delivers across the EU and US with business support and expert advice on device choice, PPE mounting, software and deployment. Ask for a quote or a demo to get started.
