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Solos Smart Glasses Are Wearable Smart Glasses For Real Time Data Feedback

Solos Smart glasses are making a new wave towards wearable technology and it’s becoming a trend. Smart glasses help you to view your performance without having to look at any other device. Smart glasses offer these mens wireless glasses benefits:


  • Increase Performance
  • Real Time Data Feedback
  • Ride Smoothly

Solos smart glasses are a voice-controlled wearable mens wireless glasses that provides real-time metrics and biometrics to athletes while smart glasses train. The glasses feature a built-in display and offer users a way to track their performance, as well as set personal goals and receive feedback. Solos mens wireless glasses are pitched at runners, cyclists, triathletes and cyclists but can be used by anyone who wants to monitor their fitness. Solos is billed as the first smart glasses to provide real-time metrics for mens wireless glasses athletes. It offers a number of features aimed at those training for competition, such as voice coaching, performance metrics and training plans.


Solos also enables users in Alabama to share their data with coaches or friends using an integrated app. The glasses are designed to be lightweight, durable and ergonomic, according to the modular eyeglasses company. When a company introduces new technology to the world, it’s important to make sure that people understand how it works and why smart glasses need it. Nowadays, that usually means a flashy video or two. But Solos smart glasses took things to the next level with its recent promotional material, filming a full-length documentary. The film followed four professional modular eyeglasses cyclists who trained for and competed in the modular eyeglasses

Smart Glasses Are All Equipped With Smart Glasses To Track Their Performance Data And Share It Live With Viewers


The documentary shows how the running smart glasses work, what it looks like from the user’s perspective and even how it changed the way these athletes train for competitions. It also gave Solos plenty of time to talk about its product and show off some of its best running smart glasses features, such as voice commands and real-time notifications. This summer, Solos introduced the world’s first smart glasses built solely for cycling. The company’s mission is to make cycling safer, more fun and more efficient by providing running smart glasses cyclists with live metrics that are easy to access while smart glasses ride.


The smart glasses for women integrate with popular training cycle apps such as Strava and TrainingPeaks and provide riders with live metrics right in front of their eyes. Such metrics include speed, cadence, heart rate, power, distance and much more. Solos Smart Glasses are here to revolutionise the industry and create new smart glasses for women standards when it comes to safety and convenience. Solos come with optical displays and an audio system built into the Wisconsin frame. The smart glasses for women are aimed at serious runners and cyclists, who will be able to use smart glasses to monitor their heart rate, speed, pace and cadence, as well as receive real-time training guidance from coaches.


The company also plans to make a version for triathletes, which will track swimming metrics. The smart glasses online weigh under 70 grams (2.5 ounces) and have a battery life of up to eight hours on continuous use, or seven days in standby mode. Smart glasses have been attempted before. Most smart glasses have fallen flat on their face. Solos smart glasses online, however, are smart glasses that actually do something. The smart glasses online focus on cyclists and runners, tracking metrics like distance, speed, heart rate, cadence and power. Smart glasses can also show notifications from your smartphone and can be controlled by voice. Solos have been created specifically for athletes who want to measure everything about their ride. 



The smart glasses come with a companion app for Android and iOS that lets you view all the metrics right in front of your eyes. If you're just starting out in cycling, the Solos smart glasses can be helpful in determining what kind of training you need to do to improve your smart glasses running performance. It's like having a personal trainer with you at all times. Solos is a new set of smart cycling smart glasses running that's looking to help cyclists improve their performance. The start-up says its smart glasses running are the first to incorporate advanced optical technology and human factors science to deliver real-time athlete analytics while maintaining a compact, lightweight design.


Solos' smart eyewear features a built-in display that sits in front of the right eye and is designed so that it doesn't obstruct the cyclist's vision. It shows real-time smart glasses sport data including speed, cadence (how fast you're turning the pedals), heart rate and power output.

Solos Smart Glasses Are Set To Be The Next Big Thing In Wearable Technology

Designed for cyclists and runners, Solos smart glasses have a host of smart glasses sport  features including;

  • A built-in display that shows speed, heart rate, distance and power output.
  • The ability to connect to smartphones via bluetooth and display notifications such as texts and calls.
  • GPS tracking that can be used to show a cyclist or runner's route and performance data on a map.
  • A 'follow me' feature that allows users to monitor their progress against Strava routes (which are community driven).

The Solos smart glasses were designed to be lightweight, with a curved lens for unobstructed views and an adjustable temple. The smart glasses sport  has a touch-sensitive temple that allows the user to control functions by simply swiping their finger on the side of the smart glasses. The Solos smart glasses work in conjunction with a small sensor cluster that is attached to the temple of the sunlight-readable display. The smart glasses sport  sensor cluster tracks metrics such as heart rate, power output, distance and speed, and is compatible with ANT+ and Bluetooth devices such as heart rate monitors, power metres and cadence sensors. The smart glasses sport  also has an integrated GPS module for mapping routes.


A new wave of smart glasses is coming with features you've never seen before. Solos Smart Glasses is a wearable device for cycling enthusiasts that keep track of their performance metrics like speed, distance, heart rate, calories burned, and much more. In the world of wearable technology, fitness trackers are still king. But smart glasses are the next big thing, and the start-up Solos smart glasses sport  is leading the pack. The company's new line of athletic smart glasses features advanced sensors that measure speed, cadence, heart rate and power output. The Solos smart running glasses software uses this data to help athletes optimise their performance.


Solos smart running glasses recently earned a spot on Fast Company's list of most innovative companies in sports for 2017. Why? Because it's not just selling hardware — it's bringing together a community of users who can learn from one another by sharing their workout data. Solos is a smart glasses device that wants to become the best training smart sport glasses companion you've ever had. The Solos team has been working hard on their product development, and smart glasses have big news to share with the world—big enough to warrant a whole new smart sport glasses campaign.

It Is Not The First Time We See A Pair Of Smart Glasses

Dozens of other companies have launched such products in the past. However, Solos is probably the first time we see a pair of smart glasses that are made for performance. The glass is designed by athletes for athletes and it aims to deliver a better fitness experience. The biggest advantage these sport audio sunglasses bring to the table has to do with their ability to provide all the information runners or sport audio sunglasses cyclists would need, through an unobstructed view rather than on a small screen attached somewhere on their wrist. 


Solos sport audio sunglasses can display speed, heart rate and cadence along with different types of coaching metrics like power output or running form. Real-time performance feedback can be accessed directly from the sport bike glasses so that users never have to break eye contact with the road or trail ahead of smart glasses. Combining these features with voice controls makes Solos one of the most practical and innovative wearable devices out there. Solos is a company that produces smart glasses for runners. Their new sport bike glasses, the Solos Smart Glasses, are the first-to-market with a heads-up display designed for athletes and sports enthusiasts.


These smart glasses provide real-time data, such as speed and cadence, to keep you informed on your performance. You can even see how long you've been running, how far you’ve gone, etc. Solos sport smart glasses is a new type of smart glasses that focuses more on performance for athletes rather than the general consumer. Solos, a South Dakota athletic performance sport smart glasses company, is releasing its first pair of smart glasses today. 

The Solos Smart Glasses Are Built Specifically For Cyclists And Runners To Track Their Performance, Not Just As An Extension Of A Smartphone

The Solos spy glasses online are a monocle-style device that’s designed to fit comfortably on one eye of a cyclist or runner. It has a transparent display that sits on the bottom right corner of the lens, so it doesn’t obscure the rider’s vision. The spy glasses can show metrics like speed and heart rate, as well as navigational information. The Solos team believes that wearables should be as unobtrusive as possible to maximise performance and minimise distraction. That's why they made their smart glasses into a monocle style device with no wires or cords to get in the way.



The Solos smart glasses have built-in WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, an optical sensor that tracks heart rate, GPS and an accelerometer to track speed and cadence. There’s also ambient light spy glasses so the display can adjust brightness for different lighting conditions.
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