AiSee

What is AiSee?

AiSee is a wearable AI assistant that grew out of research at university labs and became a startup, spun out of NUS in 2025. AiSee Glasses were designed with blind and low-vision users to describe surroundings and help with daily tasks. A button press gives a visual description, a gesture starts scanning for buses, and you can speak when you want to ask something specific. Users can identify items, read price tags and menus, and find drinks in a vending machine. The glasses weigh 52 g, have a 12 MP camera and open-ear speakers, and pair with a companion app on iOS and Android. A limited edition is on pre-order at an introductory price of S$199. AiSee also offers a hands-free headset for general use, a standalone Android developer headset for building apps and agents, and a guided experience for attractions that want to serve visitors with visual impairments.

Use cases

• Get visual descriptions of surroundings
• Read price tags and menus
• Detect buses in real time
• Identify items while shopping
• Ask questions about what you see
• Guide visitors around an attraction
• Prototype wearable AI apps

Who it's for

• Blind and low-vision users
• Museums and attractions
• Android developers
• Accessibility teams

Why use AiSee

• It was shaped with blind and visually impaired people, whose feedback continues to guide the product.
• Descriptions start with a button press and scanning with a gesture, so you do not have to announce what you are doing in public.
• The glasses cover shopping, food and navigation tasks in one device.
• Developers get a phone-free Android headset with standard Android APIs and starter code.
• Venues can offer visitors self-directed tours with their own level of detail.

AiSee features

• Visual descriptions on a button press
• Real-time bus detection by gesture
• Voice questions about what the camera sees
• Reading of price tags and menus
• 12 MP camera and open-ear speakers in a 52 g frame
• 6-8 hours of intermittent use with USB-C charging
• Android developer headset with SDK, 13 MP camera and microphones
• Standalone headset that runs Android apps and on-device AI models
• Visitor guidance with personalised routes and adjustable detail

AiSee integrations

• LiveKit

How to get started with AiSee

1. Pair the glasses with the AiSee companion app on your iOS or Android phone.
2. Press the button for a visual description of what is in front of you, or use a gesture to start bus scanning.
3. Speak a question when you want details, such as what a menu says or what is nearby.
4. Developers connect the headset over ADB, clone a starter codebase and build apps in Android Studio.
5. Venues work with the AiSee team to prepare place-specific content for visitors.

AiSee limitations

• The glasses need a smartphone with the companion app
• Glasses come with clear lenses only; prescription lenses must be fitted by an optician
• The glasses are a limited-edition pre-order
• Bus scanning runs about 20 minutes non-stop on a charge

AiSee pricing

AiSee has no free plan. Plans start at SGD 199 one-time, according to the official pricing page on 24 Oct 2026.

AiSee plans

• AiSee Glasses (limited edition)

  S$199

  introductory price

  • 12 MP camera
  • Open-ear speakers
  • Companion app on iOS and Android

Plans as listed on the official pricing page on 24 Oct 2026. Prices can change and may vary by country or exclude tax. Check the official pricing page.

AiSee alternatives

The main AiSee alternatives listed on Debuly are Graphen, SpaceXAI, beingAI, GPT4All, LM Studio and Off Grid AI. The table compares pricing and platforms; order is A–Z.

1. 

   beingAI

   Create AI beings with a persona, grounded knowledge and voice or text chat to publish on websites and screens

   Chat assistantsVideoAudio and voice
   FreemiumVisit beingAI (official site)
2. 

   GPT4All

   Free, open source desktop app and Python client for running language models offline and privately on your own computer.

   Chat assistantsDeveloper platforms
   Open sourceVisit GPT4All (official site)
3. 

   Graphen

   New York AI company offering Aiia digital human assistants for hospitality, retail and care, plus the Ardi AI platform.

   Chat assistantsDeveloper platforms
   Visit Graphen (official site)
4. 

   LM Studio

   Desktop app for running open language models on your own computer, now with the Bionic agent, a local API and optional US-hosted cloud models.

   Chat assistantsDeveloper platformsCodingProductivity
   FreemiumVisit LM Studio (official site)
5. 

   Off Grid AI

   Offline AI app for phone and computer that chats, sees, listens and makes images on-device with no account.

   Chat assistantsImage generationAudio and voice
   FreemiumVisit Off Grid AI (official site)
6. 

   SpaceXAI

   Grok models, Cursor and X in one subscription from $8 per month, plus a usage-priced Grok API for text, image, video and voice.

   Chat assistantsDeveloper platformsCodingImage generation
   FreemiumVisit SpaceXAI (official site)

AiSee FAQ

Sources & verification

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