At CES 2025, Loomos officially launched its new overseas sub-brand and debuted a product called Loomos AI Glasses. These glasses are nearly identical to the domestic version, Flash AI 'Snap Mirror', in hardware configuration and functionality, supporting photo capture up to 4K resolution and video recording at 1080P. The difference lies in the integration of a voice assistant powered by GPT-4o, which provides users with instant assistance, such as text translation.

At the 2025 CES Consumer Electronics Show, Flash announced its new overseas sub-brand Loomos and introduced the latest Loomos AI glasses. The hardware configuration and features of these glasses are largely the same as those of the domestic version, Flash AI 'Pailai Glasses', supporting 4K photo and 1080P video capture, showcasing strong imaging capabilities. Unlike the domestic version, the Loomos AI glasses are equipped with a voice assistant powered by GPT-4o, providing instant assistance to users.

Tech giants Google and Samsung have recently unveiled a new generation of mixed reality headsets and smart AI glasses. These devices not only feature significant hardware upgrades but also integrate deeply with Google's latest Gemini AI model, showcasing their ambitious goals in the mixed reality field. Both devices support Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) functionalities, but their biggest highlight is the deep application of AI. With Gemini's powerful computing capabilities, these devices can understand user intentions.