
Apps for wearables & smartglasses [email protected]
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We make games and apps for devices such as the Meta Quest 3, Apple Vision Pro, Snap Spectacles, Meta Raybans and others.
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Today we're launching Villa villamoves.com, a magical new way for you to work out and play.
Villa uses computer vision and spatial intelligence to sense your body motion and turn any space into a game. Every song you stream generates new levels. Microdose with Villa.
Yesterday we were invited to speak at the AI Glasses Community Summit, bringing together creators building for the Ray-Ban AI glasses, hosted by @Meta. We shared Airmeter, our app that turns invisible air quality data into something you can see and act on.
But the highlight was hearing the other speakers, especially the disabled creators who spoke about how they already use AI glasses every day, and how voice-first interaction and camera-powered devices are changing the way they move through the world for the better.
It was inspiring to hear the mix of different life experiences and creator stories, and that will inform the projects we are developing.
Thanks to the team at @Meta, and Stepan Soukenik in particular for inviting us, and everyone for sharing your experiences and apps.
Ohi Studio retweeted
🦖 Gemini 4 Argon looks at your LEGO DUPLO pile, designs from exactly those bricks, and @specsfordevs walk you through building it. Lens built with CLAD.
How it works:
1. Photograph your bricks
2. Gemini 4 Argon counts them and designs one buildable figure, step by step.
3. Press your hand on the table: the model appears as a hologram, instructions and buttons flat on the table.
4. The bricks you need glow on the real pile. Build, press NEXT, repeat.
5. At the end the hologram fades and only the real dino is left.
What surprised me: Argon reads a messy pile from a glasses photo well enough to tell a 2x2 from a 2x4, and the designs actually stand up.
With CLAD, the AI works inside Lens Studio: it writes the code, runs the preview, screenshots it and reads the logs to check its own work. I tested on the glasses and said what felt wrong.
Stack: Spectacles, Lens Studio 5.15 + CLAD, Gemini 4 Argon, a small Node backend.
What do agents build when given a 3D world and no directive? emergentic.ai/case-studies/a…
Ohi Studio retweeted
New follower? I’m Greg Madison. I’ve been pioneering tangible interfaces in XR for decades: making digital illusions part of the physical world, keeping us grounded in it.
A thread on the ideas behind my work. 🧵
Here’s an early exploration from 2009.
fr.slideshare.net/slideshow/…
Ohi Studio retweeted
Reverse engineered my AC, and vibe coded a lil status bar app so I don't have to find the remote every time.
No first world problem will remain unsolved in 2026.
After the second review we still got accepted into @claudeai startups. Super grateful for the support and excited with what we can build with this.
Ohi Studio retweeted
stopped by the computer history museum in mountain view and saw some 2018 @Snap glasses, @evanspiegel gotta send them the new @specs to display!
Vibe coded spatial AC controller in @specs
Ohi Studio retweeted
First attempt at playing Walkabout Mini Golf without controllers (pinch to putt)
Spent some time running through our TestFlight version of Lisso this weekend. It is a fun way to learn a new language, or could be helpful while travelling abroad.
It translates pretty much anything into your chosen language, food, vehicles, kitchen appliances, furniture, clothes, scan anything you see. Collect words object by object and go through them in your Journal to remember and rehearse.
Lisso runs on #IOS27 for now, Android soon, and we've been working on a smartglasses version too.
What if you could explore the solar system just with your fingertips?
Finger Planets is a playful experiment made by our intern Tina at OHI, exploring more tactile and fun ways to interact with content when using AR glasses.
Made for @SPECS so fun to explore this approach, so more soon! cc @LensStudioDev @SpecsForDevs






















