Lucyd Bluetooth sunglasses have the potential to replace earbuds for taking calls or listening to music, since they use open-ear audio to allow people to discreetly listen without blocking out the sounds of their surroundings.
For those who need to wear glasses, Lucyd offers prescription eyewear and a myriad of lens options for ultimate comfort outdoors.
Co-founder and CEO Gross says "The audio glasses available were clunky, expensive, unfashionable, and not comfortable enough for all-day wear. Lucyd Bluetooth glasses are a true upgrade to eyewear that help you stay connected to your digital life and correct your vision." These problem-solving sunglasses have been granted exclusive rights to 24 total pending and granted patents, including a trio of utility patents and 21 design patents.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Open-ear Audio Technology
- There is an opportunity to develop more lightweight and innovative wearable devices that use open-ear audio technology.
- Multifunctional Eyewear
- Eyewear companies can integrate additional functions such as Bluetooth into their product lines to enhance customers' overall experiences.
- Connected Eyewear
- New designs for connected eyewear could revolutionize how people interact with technology on a daily basis.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Eyewear
- Eyewear manufacturers could benefit from incorporating additional technological features like Bluetooth access into their products.
- Personal Audio Equipment
- Manufacturers of personal audio equipment could benefit from exploring the potential of open-ear audio technology in their products.
- Wearable Technology
- There is potential for innovation and growth in the wearable technology industry for companies that develop multifunctional, connected devices like the Lucyd Bluetooth Sunglasses.
