The essentials — reading, obstacle detection, currency, SOS — run fully offline. When connected, someone who loves you can watch through your eyes, live, as it happens. Not a photo. A continuous stream.
Every feature sits deliberately on one side of a line — whether it needs the internet to work at all.
Core assistance never depends on a signal. The live-video layer only activates when you're connected.
Runs entirely on the glasses' own processor — no signal, no data plan, no dependency.
When Wi-Fi is available, the glasses add a second layer — including the headline capability.
Continuous live video transmission — not photos, not snapshots. A family member or support agent watches a real-time HD feed through the wearer's eyes, with the wearer's mic audio mixed in, at roughly 200–500ms glass-to-viewer latency. It's streaming, for as long as the connection holds — never a captured image sent after the fact.
Independence shouldn't be rationed to whoever has the best signal, or the deepest pockets.
| Drishti Vision Live | Typical imported AI glasses | Phone-app-only aids | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | From ₹50,000 | ₹1.2L – ₹2.5L | Low cost, but hands stay occupied |
| Works fully offline | Yes — core features | No — cloud-dependent | Limited, needs the phone |
| Live video to a caregiver | Continuous stream, ~200–500ms | Still images only, or paid subscription for streaming | Not available |
| Language support | Indian currency + regional languages | English-first | Varies, often English-first |
| Data handling | Stays in-app · privacy by design | Foreign servers | Varies by app |
| Weight | 49g | 75g – 120g | N/A — handheld |
| Compliance | CE / FCC / RoHS · tender-ready docs | Varies | Varies |
Point at any printed text — labels, letters, menus — and hear it read aloud immediately.
Multi-zone sensing warns of obstacles, kerbs, and steps in real time, processed entirely on-device.
Identifies Indian currency notes instantly — no more relying on someone else's honesty.
One command sends an emergency alert with live GPS location to a trusted contact, connection or not.
A wake word and full voice interface — no screen, no buttons to hunt for.
Not a photo. A real-time HD stream a caregiver can watch through the wearer's eyes, with audio, at ~200–500ms latency.
Describes surroundings in natural language — who and what is nearby, and where.
Understand signage and speech across languages as they happen.
Recognises familiar faces and objects, and answers questions on demand.
Every spec chosen for what happens when the wearer is out in the world, not in a lab.
Imported AI glasses in this category run ₹1.2L–₹2.5L, and most still charge a subscription just to unlock live streaming beyond the occasional still image. That price isn't a reflection of what the hardware costs to build — it's import duty, foreign assembly, and margin stacked on top.
Drishti Vision Live is designed and assembled in India, in Paonta Sahib, Himachal Pradesh. Cutting out the import markup means the same core capability — offline-first assistance plus real-time live video to a caregiver — reaches an NGO, a school, or a state government at a fraction of the cost.
For every buyer running a CSR program or a public tender, that difference isn't just savings — it's more people reached per rupee.
Whether you're an NGO, a school, a government department, or evaluating for a family member — we're here to help you understand if Drishti Vision Live is right for you.