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These AI-powered smart glasses are the closest thing to a dash cam for your bike
These look far more useful than strapping an action cam to your helmet Mobile World Congress 2025 has been a bit of a surprise for me compared to previous years. Not only is a folding projector one of my favorite gadgets from the show, I find myself strangely drawn to a pair of hi-tech cycling
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BleeqUp's new 4-in-1 cycling glasses come with an AI-powered camera, one-tap video editing and a walkie-talkie feature
At MWC 2025 this week, BleeqUp debuted its new 4-in-1 cycling glasses, packed with technology including an AI-powered camera and headphones. The new glasses, which the company says are the world's first 4-in-1 AI cycling glasses, offer some serious eye protection for cyclists. They've got a UV400
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AI Comes to Cycling Glasses at MWC: Hands On
BARCELONA -- At Mobile World Congress, you never know what you're going to see. I got to check out the BleeqUp Ranger at a media event: a set of cycling glasses with an embedded AI-powered camera. The company claims it's the first AI cycling camera glasses on the market, and after wearing them for
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Why buy an action cam, earbuds, and walkie-talkie when you can get these smart glasses instead?
There are no pricing details yet, but the Ranger will be available via a Kickstarter campaign in late March. Smart glasses were all the rage at CES earlier this year, but don't think for a minute that that hype has faded. The BleeqUp Ranger, a pair of smart glasses created explicitly for cyclists,
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BleeqUp unveils the Ranger, a 4-in-1 AI-powered smart glasses for cyclists at MWC 2025, featuring a camera, dash cam functionality, AI video editing, and built-in speakers.

At Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025, BleeqUp unveiled its innovative Ranger smart glasses, marketed as the world's first 4-in-1 AI cycling camera glasses. These high-tech eyewear combine multiple functionalities to enhance cyclists' safety, convenience, and overall riding experience
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.The BleeqUp Ranger's standout feature is its integrated 16MP camera capable of recording 1080p video with a wide 120-degree field of view. The camera, positioned between the eyes, captures footage from the cyclist's perspective for up to one hour on a single charge, extendable to five hours with an additional battery pack
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.What sets the Ranger apart is its AI-powered video editing capabilities. The system can automatically tag important moments such as sudden swerves, rapid accelerations, or potential emergencies. This feature allows users to quickly locate and compile highlight reels of their rides with just one tap, saving time on post-ride video editing
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.The Ranger incorporates an open-ear audio system, allowing cyclists to listen to music, receive navigation instructions, or take calls without compromising situational awareness. The glasses also feature a walkie-talkie function, enabling communication with fellow riders
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.During a hands-on test at MWC, the audio quality impressed observers, delivering clear sound even in a noisy convention hall environment
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.BleeqUp has prioritized both style and functionality in the Ranger's design. The glasses offer UV400 protection, anti-fog properties, and utilize Zeiss lenses. They are crafted from lightweight TR90 plastic, weighing just 42 grams (1.4 ounces), and boast an IP54 water and dust resistance rating
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.For added versatility, the Ranger supports prescription lenses through clip-on inserts and features removable lenses
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.Powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon W5 chipset, the Ranger offers various control options. These include touch-sensitive areas on the frame, hands-free voice controls, and a Bluetooth handlebar-mounted remote. The glasses also support popular AI assistants like Gemini and Siri
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The BleeqUp Ranger aims to consolidate multiple cycling accessories into a single, convenient device. By combining the functionalities of an action camera, dash cam, earbuds, and walkie-talkie, it presents an attractive all-in-one solution for cycling enthusiasts
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.While the exact pricing remains unconfirmed, the Ranger is expected to launch on Kickstarter in late March 2025, with prices starting at around $349-$500
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.The Ranger's innovative features could significantly enhance cyclists' safety and ride documentation capabilities. However, as with any crowdfunded project, there are inherent risks, and real-world performance remains to be seen
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.As the smart glasses market continues to evolve, the BleeqUp Ranger represents a focused approach to addressing the specific needs of cyclists, potentially setting a new standard for sport-specific wearable technology.
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