AI just moved off your screen and into your real world.
Vision Claw isn’t another chatbot. It’s an AI super agent that sees what you see, hears what you say, and takes action while you keep living your life. No pulling out your phone. No switching apps. No stopping what you’re doing.
It runs on Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses and connects Gemini Live with Open Claw, turning passive AI into something that actually executes tasks. The camera captures what you’re looking at. The microphone hears your command. The agent processes context and triggers real actions through over 50 built-in skills.
You can look at a product in a store and ask if it’s worth buying. The AI reads the label, checks reviews, and answers you instantly. You can cook with your hands covered in flour and say “add this to my grocery list” without touching a screen. In meetings, you can add deadlines to your calendar without breaking focus. Traveling? Look at a sign in another language and ask for a translation in real time.
What makes Vision Claw powerful isn’t just the camera. It’s the action layer. Open Claw allows the AI to manage notes, send messages, control smart home devices, search the web, automate workflows, and chain multiple actions together. It’s not just responding. It’s executing.
The entire system is open source and free to use. If you don’t have the glasses, you can even test it using your iPhone camera. It runs locally with your own setup, which means you control the data and decide what gets processed.
This is early stage technology. There are bugs. The video stream runs at about one frame per second. Object recognition isn’t perfect. Battery life is limited. But this is the direction AI is heading — always-on, context-aware, and proactive.
If you’re serious about learning how to actually use tools like this instead of just watching updates, start building. Experiment. Connect systems together. The advantage goes to the people who implement early.