Safety glasses. A few more tricks.

The protection you wear. A camera, microphones, and speakers built in. Get to know the pair that keeps your hands on the job.

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Familiar on your face. More at your fingertips.

A lightweight safety frame with the useful things built in. Take a closer look at each part.

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Safety glasses first.

ANSI Z87.1 certified glasses with Z87.1+ impact-rated lenses and detachable side shields. A flexible TR90 frame keeps the weight at 42.5 grams.

  • Adjustable silicone nose pads in three heights
  • Stainless steel hinges and polycarbonate temples
  • Clear, tinted, and prescription lens options
  • No screen in your line of sight
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The details. Loud and clear.

Capture the nameplate, the worn part, and the repair. Clear photos, stabilized video, and your voice behind the details.

13 MPStill photos
32 GBOn-board storage
5 microphonesNoise reduction and echo suppression

Capture photos and video without a signal. Import them into the Airwave app over a direct Wi-Fi connection when you’re ready.

Your recordings, your control

“Check the tires, check the drive motors for leaks”

Example note Inspection
Equipment seen through the Airwave camera
Tires and drive motorsCheck for leaksVoice + video · Draft for review
Through the glasses · Equipment inspection demo
Airwave charging case with its lid open

A little case. A lot of charge.

Set your glasses in the case. Charge up between jobs and keep a reserve with you.

6glasses charges from the case
~15 minto reach 80% charge

Recharge the case over USB-C. Your glasses can charge while the case is plugged in, and you can import media while they charge.

Airwave nose-bridge charging clip with its black curved shell, blue mark, and USB-C connection

A clip for a direct charge.

The additional charging clip snaps onto the nose bridge and connects to a USB-C cable. A small alternative when you want to charge with the side shields fitted.

A few practical things

Before you put them to work.

Can I get prescription lenses?

Yes. Prescription and transition lens options are available through Airwave. Start with the prescription form. Follow Airwave’s fitting guidance to preserve the safety rating.

Do I need my phone with me?

You can capture photos and video on the glasses without a signal. Pair with your phone for calls and audio, and use the Airwave app to import your recordings. Blue’s online answers need a connection.

How long can I record?

The user manual specifies up to three minutes per clip, with 60–90 seconds recommended. The battery supports about one hour of continuous video in total. For longer jobs, capture several clips and photos.

How do I charge with side shields fitted?

If the shields prevent the glasses from seating in the case, use the nose-bridge charging clip and a USB-C cable. Keep the shields fitted and check that the charging contacts are clean and dry.

How do I care for them?

Keep the camera view clear and the charging contacts clean and dry. Follow the user manual for fitting, charging, and safety-shield instructions.

A pair for your kind of work

Take a closer look with us. Or find the plan that fits.

A technician in safety glasses working under a vehicle
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Your glasses. Your control.

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Your tool. Your call.

Power button: You turn them on. You turn them off. No remote power-on.

Camera and capture button: Take a photo. Record a video. You decide when.

Five microphones pick up your voice as you work.

Two open-ear speakers: Calls, music, podcasts, and Blue when you need it.

Look inside: No cellular chip. Capture without a signal.

Made for you. Controlled by you.