A camera you already know how to wear
M10 starts from the most familiar shape in eyewear — the wayfarer — and builds the technology in so discreetly you only notice it when you need it. A 20 MP Sony sensor hides behind the frame corner, ready to shoot 5184 × 3880 stills or gyro-stabilised video the instant a button asks.
The frame comes in the three colours people actually wear: a Classic Black for the office, a warm Taupe Brown for the weekend, and a Pure White that disappears into summer. Behind the clear PC lenses sits a prescription-friendly layout, so wearers who need correction are not an afterthought.
Sound is handled the way modern smart glasses should be: open-ear directional speakers with dual ENC microphones plus a bone-conduction pickup, so your voice arrives clean even on a windy street. A 340 mAh cell keeps 7 hours of calls or 6 hours of music alive, recharging over Type-C in 2 hours.
Say “Hey Cyan” and the assistant opens up — 139-language translation for cross-border meetings, image recognition for the museum piece in front of you, and voice Q&A for everything in between. The HeyCyan app manages photos, recordings and FOTA updates, and the whole platform is open for OEM colour, branding and packaging programmes.