Eyedaptic launches Eva AI assistant for EYE7 smart glasses.
Eyedaptic announced the launch of Eva, its AI visual assistant for EYE7 vision-enhancing smart glasses, on 2 November 2026. Eva is designed to understand conversational requests and control the glasses’ visual settings, supporting everyday tasks for people with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and other visual impairments.
Eyedaptic launches Eva AI assistant for EYE7 smart glasses.
Eyedaptic announced the launch of Eva, its AI visual assistant for EYE7 vision-enhancing smart glasses, on 2 November 2026. Eva is designed to understand conversational requests and control the glasses’ visual settings, supporting everyday tasks for people with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and other visual impairments.
How does Eva respond to the wearer?
In its launch announcement, Eyedaptic gives a practical example: a wearer says, “I can’t read that”. Eva is designed to interpret the request and adjust the visual experience without the person having to use a specific command.
The company describes Eva as an agentic AI assistant. Here, that means the software can interpret a request and act through the glasses’ vision-enhancement functions.
Eyedaptic identifies reading and shopping among the activities Eva is designed to support. The aim is to make the device easier to operate through everyday language.
What accuracy and language support does Eyedaptic report?
Eyedaptic reports greater than 99% reading accuracy and 97% command accuracy in company testing, alongside support for communication in up to 99 languages. These are internal performance figures, rather than independently established clinical outcomes.
How does Eva fit into the EYE7 platform?
Eva’s November launch follows the introduction of EYE7 in March 2026, when Eva was offered through an Early Access Beta Programme.
The EYE7 platform combines visual enhancement with AI assistance. Eyedaptic’s March announcement described contrast and visual-acuity enhancement, with viewing modes tailored to individual needs.
The assistants can receive software updates remotely, allowing capabilities to be added without replacing the glasses. Eyedaptic says Eva is now available to EYE7 users through a remote upgrade.
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In its launch announcement, Eyedaptic gives a practical example: a wearer says, “I can’t read that”. Eva is designed to interpret the request and adjust the visual experience without the person having to use a specific command.
The company describes Eva as an agentic AI assistant. Here, that means the software can interpret a request and act through the glasses’ vision-enhancement functions.
Eyedaptic identifies reading and shopping among the activities Eva is designed to support. The aim is to make the device easier to operate through everyday language.
What accuracy and language support does Eyedaptic report?
Eyedaptic reports greater than 99% reading accuracy and 97% command accuracy in company testing, alongside support for communication in up to 99 languages. These are internal performance figures, rather than independently established clinical outcomes.
How does Eva fit into the EYE7 platform?
Eva’s November launch follows the introduction of EYE7 in March 2026, when Eva was offered through an Early Access Beta Programme.
The EYE7 platform combines visual enhancement with AI assistance. Eyedaptic’s March announcement described contrast and visual-acuity enhancement, with viewing modes tailored to individual needs.
The assistants can receive software updates remotely, allowing capabilities to be added without replacing the glasses. Eyedaptic says Eva is now available to EYE7 users through a remote upgrade.
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