Vuzix M4000- The latest See-through AR Smart Glasses

Vuzix, an American supplier of Smart Glasses and augmented reality technology, has officially partnered with TechSee, a visual assistance technology company. These two companies have teamed up in order to deliver a new "remote visual assistance solution" for field service technicians.
The new tool will come in the form of AR and computer vision-equipped eyewear. Vuzix's 'M400' and 'M4000 Smart Glasses' intend to enable on-site service technicians to receive real-time support from remote experts. The intuitive tool simply requires technicians to switch on the Smart Glasses when faced with a difficult problem. In doing so, they will be presented with a step-by-step AR-powered guide, which will overlay their vision with useful icons and information.
According to the company, the technology is capable of recognizing different devices and their specific parts with 98% accuracy. "TechSee's field service solution is a natural fit with our Smart Glasses, so we are very excited to partner with them to offer a unique computer vision-powered solution that can help technicians in both assisted service and self-service modes," said the President and Chief Executive Officer of Vuzix, Paul Travers.
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[@techreviewsau]

Last time I looked, the latest version of Android is 11, not 8.1... And when is Vuzix going to produce some "Smart" Glasses that don't dangerously block the wearer's peripheral vision? So many Smart Glasses manufacturer's fail on this front alone.

[@Leon39238]

It’s now android 9.0 and there is a see through version