These camera-free smart glasses want to give you a secret advantage in meetings

TL;DR The camera-free Halliday G2 features binocular micro-LED projectors (1,600 nits peak brightness, 600 × 300 per eye), a four-mic array, a sub-50g weight, and over 12 hours of battery life. Built around “Meeting Flow,” the glasses provide real-time translation, live research lookups, captioning, thread tracking, decision confirmations, and automated post-meeting transcripts. The Halliday G2 is available for initial pre-sale today with a $10 refundable deposit for a $100 discount off the $599 retail price.

Full shipments and prescription options launch in September 2026. While we’ve seen early concepts like the original Pip-Boy-esque Halliday AI glasses show off what micro-display tech could do, the smart eyewear market has overwhelmingly trended toward camera-toting frames. Today, Halliday has announced the Halliday G2, a new pair of lightweight AI smart glasses equipped with a binocular waveguide display, designed to put live meeting intelligence right in your field of view while still skipping the camera hardware entirely.