Voice-activated AI glasses use your own SKIN as transmitter to immediately say what’s in front of you – no Wi-Fi needed [Video]

TWO college students have designed game-changing AI-activated glasses – powered by your body.

After watching their grandparents suffer from severe visual impairments, final-year Stanford students Daniel Kim and Arjun Oberoi devised an ingenious idea for the Red Bull Basement global innovation competition.

Stanford students Daniel Kim and Arjun Oberoi talk to The U.S. Sun at Red Bull’s Basement competition in Boston about their winning inventionCredit: Adam Glanzman / Red Bull Content Pool

The Argus glasses have been in the students’ minds for a couple of years and could be produced if they win the global competition in Tokyo next monthCredit: Adam Glanzman / Red Bull Content Pool

While smart glasses are already on the market, Kim and Oberoi’s Argus prototype is on a different level thanks to revolutionary Wi-R tech, which transmits data using a person’s skin.

For users with a condition like macular degeneration, for example, a quick question about what is in front of them or which medicine they are holding will …

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