ZenaTech unveils AI-powered smart safety glasses for workers

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - ZenaTech has unveiled Stacklens, a new line of AI-powered smart safety glasses tailored for field technicians, inspectors, and industrial workers, according to a press release. The glasses, currently in prototype and testing stages, are being developed by Tillerstack, ZenaTech's subsidiary. Customer pilots are anticipated to commence in 2027.

Stacklens integrates hands-free camera, audio, and AI capabilities into certified safety eyewear, intended for jobsite use. They enable technicians to access instructions, consult with experts, and document inspections without removing tools or gloves. Shaun Passley, ZenaTech's CEO, emphasizes that smart glasses are now making their way to the workforce, catering specifically to the millions of technicians who require both hands and real-time guidance on their jobs.

ZenaTech plans to launch Stacklens in three distinct versions, each customized for various field environments and use cases. The glasses are designed to interface with ZenaTech's drone ecosystem and Drone as a Service offerings. The global smart glasses market is expected to grow to around $4.1 billion by 2030, as projected by MarketsandMarkets.

Pricing and subscription details have yet to be disclosed. The company is working towards obtaining necessary safety certifications and will share updates as it progresses through development, certification, and pilot-program stages. ZenaTech is renowned for its AI drone platforms, Drone as a Service business operations, and enterprise SaaS solutions, operating across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Australia.