1. Full-Scenario Product Matrix on Display, AI Glasses Take the Spotlight

At this year's Shenzhen Consumer Electronics Expo, SPAEXI followed its "Warm Tech" philosophy and presented a comprehensive lineup of products, with lightweight AI glasses as the central theme.

In the consumer AI glasses category, the V03, with its 49.3g lightweight body, 8MP camera, AI real-time translation, and magnetic charging, targets travel, business, and daily recording. The V06 sports AI glasses emphasize 50.5g weight, 1200P video, 6-axis stabilization, and AI translation, making them suitable for running, cycling, and outdoor sports. The V08 ultra-light AI/AR glasses, at just 38g with diffractive waveguide, 2000-nit brightness, and 18-hour battery life, serve business teleprompter, multilingual translation, and light office scenarios.

In the AR product line, the AR40-C wired AR glasses focus on plug-and-play convenience, 1080P Birdbath display, 3000-nit brightness, and 0–600° myopia adjustment, emphasizing seamless connection with smartphones, PCs, and gaming consoles. The AR40-W wireless AR all-in-one supports standalone 4G, Android 8.1, and a 13MP camera, targeting remote assistance, industrial inspection, and mobile office use.

Additionally, the G05 smart Bluetooth glasses showcased SPAEXI's lightweight audio wearable strategy with 29.8g weight, Bluetooth 5.4, IP65 water resistance, and dual touch controls. The A03/A05/A07 children's corrective glasses covered different needs in children's vision behavior intervention through fogging alerts, clip-on design, and vibration reminders.

In the AI pet robot area, the TATA series DF583 Piyta and DF585 Buita were displayed together. The DF583 Piyta, with its 100° fisheye lens and single-screen design, emphasizes visual interaction and remote monitoring. The DF585 Buita, with dual-screen dynamic expressions and six color options, highlights emotional companionship and personalized appearance. Both support three major AI models — Doubao, Qwen, and ChatGPT — and 20-language interaction, becoming popular exhibits at the show. Many visitors and channel customers expressed recognition of SPAEXI's multi-line AI hardware strategy after hands-on experience.

2. In-Depth Exchanges with Local Enterprises on the Future of AI Glasses

During the expo, SPAEXI's team held multiple face-to-face discussions with local companies, channel partners, and solution providers, exploring the future development trends of the AI glasses industry.

The discussions focused on several key areas:

(1). Lightweight Design and Wearing Comfort as Common Priorities
Many local manufacturers agreed that for AI glasses to move from "novelty devices" to "daily wearables," weight control and comfort remain the first hurdle. SPAEXI shared its practices with the V08's 38g lightweight design, diffractive waveguide, and long battery life, as well as the consumer market validation of the V03 and V06. Attendees generally believed that when AI glasses approach the weight of ordinary sunglasses, users can form all-day wearing habits, marking the industry's shift from "feature-driven" to "experience-driven."

(2). Multimodal Interaction and AI Capabilities as the Next Core Competitive Edge
Industry partners widely agreed that voice interaction alone can no longer create differentiation. Future AI glasses need to integrate vision, voice, touch, and display into multimodal interaction. SPAEXI demonstrated how multimodal interaction can be implemented across different product forms, from the AI translation and voice assistant in V03/V06 to the AI teleprompter and infrared pen in V08, and the camera and Android ecosystem in AR40-W. Some local solution providers showed particular interest in the V08's combination of infrared pen and AI teleprompter, believing such "light productivity" features are closer to business user needs than pure entertainment functions.

(3). Cloud-Device Collaboration and Open Platforms Becoming Industry Consensus
As large model capabilities continue to evolve, AI glasses no longer need to pile up local computing power. SPAEXI discussed with local solution providers the RTOS lightweight system, cloud-device collaborative architecture, and the feasibility and stability of integrating mainstream models such as Doubao, Qwen, and ChatGPT. Notably, in the TATA AI pet series, SPAEXI has already achieved multi-model switching and 20-language interaction, providing a reference for AI glasses software openness. Some local companies suggested that future AI glasses could learn from TATA's multi-model strategy, maintaining low power consumption on the device side while flexibly calling different large models from the cloud to balance battery life and intelligent experience.

(4). Combining Shenzhen's Local Supply Chain Advantages with Global Channels
Shenzhen has a complete supply chain in precision manufacturing, optical modules, sensors, and AI algorithms. As a company with in-house R&D, manufacturing, and full-chain quality control, SPAEXI exchanged views with local suppliers and OEM partners on how to maintain cost advantages while improving product consistency. SPAEXI discussed compliance, localization, and after-sales service models for AI glasses in different global markets. Several local channel partners noted that SPAEXI's OEM/ODM capabilities give it strong adaptability in overseas markets, especially in the market space between mid-to-low-end AI glasses and industrial AR terminals.

3. From Product Display to Industry Collaboration: SPAEXI Strengthens Shenzhen's AI Hardware Ecosystem

This expo was not only a concentrated exposure of SPAEXI's products but also an important step in integrating into Shenzhen's local AI hardware ecosystem.

As the core region of China's smart hardware and consumer electronics industry, Shenzhen gathers a large number of AI glasses upstream and downstream enterprises, solution providers, and cross-border channels. Through the expo exchanges, SPAEXI further clarified the future iteration direction of AI glasses: on the basis of lightweight design, strengthen visual capabilities, deepen AI interaction, open SDK and developer ecosystems, and optimize multilingual and compliance capabilities for overseas markets.

Notably, the AI pet robot TATA series also attracted attention at the expo. The dual-screen, fisheye vision, and multi-model interaction of DF583 Piyta and DF585 Buita were regarded by some partners as "another consumer AI hardware path beyond AI glasses," providing new imagination for the collaborative expansion of SPAEXI's future product lines. Some local content creators filmed demonstrations of customizable headpieces for Dimi and Hachi, sparking discussions on social media and showing the content dissemination potential of combining AI pets with designer toys.

4. Industry Outlook: AI Glasses Enter a New Stage of "Lightweight Practicality + Scenario Deep Cultivation"

Through exchanges with local companies in Shenzhen, SPAEXI has formed a clearer judgment on the AI glasses industry. The industry is moving from early "AR feature stacking" to "AI pragmatism." Lightweight design, long battery life, practical AI functions, and controllable costs have become the key to winning the mass market.

In the future, SPAEXI will continue to take "Warm Tech" as its brand core, focusing on four product lines: lightweight AI glasses, children's vision protection, AI pets, and AR spatial computing. The company will continue to invest in R&D and OEM/ODM capabilities, working with Shenzhen local and global partners to push AI glasses from concept to large-scale implementation.

In specific product planning, SPAEXI revealed that its next steps will include adding higher-resolution camera modules and more open AI application interfaces to lightweight AI glasses, while exploring combined solutions of AR glasses with AI pets and foldable Mini PCs to create a "light terminal + strong computing + emotional companionship" smart hardware ecosystem. This direction received positive responses from multiple solution providers and channel customers at the expo.