Engineering Deep Dive

The Technology Inside
Clawglasses

A transparent look at the engineering challenges, design decisions, and technical trade-offs behind our AI glasses.

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Engineering Transparency

The specifications listed below represent our engineering targets for the production units shipping Q2 2026. Final specifications may vary based on manufacturing constraints and regulatory requirements. We commit to updating this page monthly with actual benchmarks from engineering samples.

Last updated: January 2026 · Next update: February 15, 2026

Hardware Architecture

Component-level breakdown of the WG1 system

WG1 Internal Components

Precision Engineering

Every component is meticulously designed for optimal performance and comfort. The temple arms house our proprietary audio system and processing unit, while maintaining an ultra-slim profile.

39.96g

Ultra-lightweight

13MP

Camera sensor

Left Temple

  • 2x MEMS Microphones
  • Bone Conduction Speaker
  • Touch Sensor Strip
  • 550mAh Li-Po Cell

Bridge & Frame

  • Titanium Alloy Frame
  • Magnetic Charging Contacts
  • Recording LED Indicator
  • Adjustable Nose Pads

Right Temple

  • Qualcomm QCC5171 SoC
  • 12MP Sony IMX766 Camera
  • NPU Co-processor
  • Graphene Heat Spreader
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Weight & Form Factor

Target Weight38-42g
Frame MaterialBeta Titanium
Temple Width145mm

Note: Final weight ~40g (bare frame). Total weight varies 42-48g depending on lens prescription options.

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Battery & Power

Battery Capacity550mAh (split)
Standby Time~72 hours
Active Recording~4 hours (1080p)
Mixed Use (AI + Audio)~8 hours

Clarification: "12 hours" in marketing refers to audio-only recording mode. 4K video limited to 30-minute continuous segments due to thermal constraints.

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Camera System

SensorSony IMX766
Resolution12MP / 4K30
Field of View105° diagonal
Recording IndicatorAlways-on LED

Privacy: Recording LED cannot be disabled by software. Hardware-enforced for regulatory compliance (EU, US, JP).

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Thermal Management

Cooling MethodPassive + Graphene
Max Surface Temp<41°C
Thermal ThrottlingYes, at 38°C

Design Trade-off: 4K recording triggers thermal throttling after ~30 mins. 1080p can run continuously. AI inference is optimized to stay below thermal limits.

AI Processing Pipeline

How we handle on-device and cloud AI workloads

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Capture

Audio/Video input

On-device
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Pre-process

Noise reduction, VAD

On-device NPU
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Inference

ASR, Translation

Hybrid
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Output

Text, Audio response

On-device

Processing Location & Privacy

✅ On-Device (Default)
  • • Voice activity detection
  • • Wake word recognition
  • • Basic transcription (English)
  • • Audio recording & storage
☁️ Cloud (Opt-in)
  • • Multi-language translation
  • • Advanced AI queries (GPT-4 tier)
  • • DePIN data contribution
  • • Digital Twin training

All cloud processing is opt-in. Users can operate fully offline with reduced AI capabilities. See our Privacy Architecture for encryption details.

Optical System

Display technology and lens options

WG1 Standard

Audio-First Design

WG1 is designed as an audio-first AI wearable. Unlike AR glasses with complex waveguides, WG1 uses bone conduction audio for AI responses, keeping the glasses lightweight and affordable.

Display TypeNone (Audio Output)
Audio OutputBone Conduction
Lens OptionsClear / Tinted / Rx
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WG2 with HUD Display

Our next-generation glasses will feature a micro-LED HUD for real-time translation subtitles and navigation prompts. Currently in prototype phase.

  • • Monochrome green micro-LED
  • • 15° field of view
  • • Text-only display
  • • Estimated +$100 MSRP

Manufacturing & Quality

Our production partners and quality standards

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Production Partner

Contracted with established ODM in Shenzhen with 15+ years in wearables manufacturing.

Previously manufactured for major US/EU brands

Certifications

Targeting FCC, CE, UKCA, and MIC certifications for global market access.

Certification process begins Q1 2026

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Warranty & Support

1-year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects. US-based support team.

RMA process via World App

Technical Documentation

Download detailed specifications, API documentation, and hardware guides.

API Documentation coming February 2026

Questions About Our Technology?

We believe in transparency. If you have technical questions not covered here, reach out to our engineering team.