Mentor G1
Stop reading manuals. Just follow the arrows.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Manuals suck when your hands are full. Flipping paper pages or zooming in on PDFs while assembling hardware or repairing gear completely breaks your flow and leads to costly errors. We built Mentor G1—smart glasses that project step-by-step technical guidance right into your field of view. 100% Hands-Free: Voice and spatial control keep your hands on the tools. Contextual Overlays: Real-time schematics mapped over physical parts. Ditch the manual. Let us know what you think
Odin builds AI-powered smart glasses. The first technology designed to keep you in the moment. Join the waitlist for Mentor G1.
We look down at glowing rectangles while crossing the street. We look down at notifications while sitting across from the people we love. At Odin, we believe being "connected" should never come at the cost of being "present." Precision hardware engineered for presence. Every product augments your reality — never replaces it. Privacy is a hardware feature, not a policy checkbox. Every Odin product is built with privacy-first principles. Zero data harvesting. Total peace of mind. Advanced AI models process your data securely in the cloud to ensure unparalleled speed and intelligence. Military-grade encryption protects all stored preferences and learned behaviors. No cameras that record…from odintechnowise.com
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