Smart-glasses systems
Indoor navigation, hands-free guidance, and camera-based assistance on Ray-Ban Meta, Android XR, and low-cost AI glasses. We handle the device quirks, the lens display, and the voice loop so the worker only sees the answer.
We design, build, host, and hand over systems on smart glasses, Android, and sensing hardware.
Indoor navigation, hands-free guidance, and camera-based assistance on Ray-Ban Meta, Android XR, and low-cost AI glasses. We handle the device quirks, the lens display, and the voice loop so the worker only sees the answer.
Native Android apps plus the backend and hosting to run them, delivered and maintained as one unit. One contract, one point of contact, one system that works on day one.
AiseeThe Aisee companion app and its hosted service, built and run by FlowsXR for Aisee's assistive AI glasses.
Physiological and behavioural signals turned into interfaces for physical installations, wearables, and mixed reality. Heart rate, gaze, gesture, and movement become inputs the interface can act on.


Four stages, each with a fixed output, so you know what arrives and when.
A week of calls and a written scope with fixed deliverables. You know what you are getting before anyone writes code.
Our engineers plus specialist contractors under our management. You see a working demo every week.
We run the backend and hosting. You receive one working system, the source, and the documentation.
An optional retainer for updates and device changes. Glasses hardware moves fast, and the system keeps up.
XR research published since 2018 at CHI, ISMAR, and IEEE VR, and software shipped on Ray-Ban Meta, Meta Quest, Android XR, and iOS. A distributed team of researchers and engineers, registered in Singapore.
Client work is delivered under NDA. We name a client only with their permission.