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Waves makes all‑day camera glasses designed for creators who want to record, clip, and livestream the human experience hands‑free. The glasses feature a 12 MP sensor with 10‑bit HDR, custom aspect‑ratio recording up to 10 minutes, hot‑swappable batteries, and a double‑click shutter that automatically saves the previous minute of footage. They stream directly to any RTMP‑compatible platform such as Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.

Updated 3 days ago

Funding

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Product

Problem

Content creators often need to capture spontaneous moments while keeping their hands free, but traditional cameras and smartphones require manual operation, limiting the ability to record, clip, or livestream seamlessly in real‑time.

Solution

Waves offers all‑day wearable camera glasses that enable hands‑free video capture, instant clipping, and live streaming. A built‑in 12 MP sensor with 10‑bit HDR records up to 10‑minute videos in platform‑specific aspect ratios, while a double‑tap shutter automatically saves the previous minute of footage without pre‑recording. Hot‑swappable batteries provide continuous power for extended shooting sessions. Recorded or clipped content can be streamed directly to any RTMP‑compatible service, allowing creators to broadcast live from any location without additional equipment.

Target Audience

Primary users are social media influencers, vloggers, and on‑the‑go journalists who need hands‑free, high‑quality video capture and live‑streaming capabilities.

Features

  • 12 MP camera sensor with 10‑bit colour and HDR support for high‑quality video
  • Customizable aspect ratios optimized for major social platforms
  • Double‑tap shutter that captures the last minute of video instantly
  • Hot‑swappable battery system for uninterrupted all‑day use
  • Built‑in RTMP streaming capability to Twitch, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X and other services
  • Up to 10‑minute continuous recording per clip
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