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SeeHear
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How phone-controlled audio fits inside the frame.

Bluetooth connects your phone, the companion controls shape playback, and open-ear speakers deliver music and calls without sealing off your ears.

Executive Navigator See-Hear phone-controlled audio eyewear

Interactive sound scene

Woman nearby · busy restaurant

See-Hear Demo

Illustrative concept demo

Choose a sound scene

An in-person restaurant conversation

Raise See-Hear Enhancement to lower the recorded restaurant din while bringing Clara forward.

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Recording mix shortcuts

Illustrative See-Hear sound-processing concept using a recorded restaurant conversation.

Transcript

It’s pretty loud in here. Can you hear me okay? I was suggesting perhaps the symphony on Friday, and then maybe dinner by the river. What do you think?

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Phone control · Concept UI

Tune it from your phone.

Explore a proposed control experience for shaping bass, midrange, and treble, comparing listening profiles, and keeping favourites close.

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Coming soon

Features we are exploring.

These concepts are not Founder release commitments. Open an item to see its current scope and validation status.

  • Conversation voice processing

    A future local-processing mode intended to give priority to the voice in front of you over competing room sound. It will be considered for release only after See-Hear-specific latency, acoustic, and real-world testing passes.

  • Conversation translation

    We are exploring phone-assisted translation that could route translated speech through the frames during a conversation. Languages, accuracy, latency, connectivity, privacy, and launch timing are not yet scoped.

  • Adaptive scene modes

    Future modes could make it faster to choose an audio profile for restaurants, meetings, travel, and calls. Automatic scene detection and the final presets remain unscoped and untested.

  • Personal sound profiles

    The companion app could save preferred EQ and enhancement settings for different situations. This would be preference-based audio customization—not a hearing test or medical calibration.

How it works

How everyday audio moves through the frame.

  1. Connect

    Bluetooth connects the frames to a phone for music, calls, and app-based controls.

  2. Capture

    Four microphones in the frame support voice capture during calls.

  3. Shape

    Phone-based EQ controls adjust the playback profile to suit your preference.

  4. Deliver

    Open-ear speakers place sound just outside the ear, keeping the ear canal open to the room.

Inside every frame

The parts inside each frame.

  • 01

    Four microphones

    A four-microphone array supports voice capture for Bluetooth calls.

  • 02

    Open-ear audio

    Sound is delivered just outside the ear, leaving the ear canal open to surrounding sound.

  • 03

    Phone-based EQ

    Adjust the playback profile from the companion phone experience.

  • 04

    Rechargeable battery

    The frame arms are designed around rechargeable power for daily eyewear use. Final battery claims will be published with product-specific testing.

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    Bluetooth audio

    Use the frames for music and calls without putting headphones over your ears.

See-Hear is prescription-ready consumer audio eyewear with open-ear speakers, microphones for calls, Bluetooth audio, and phone-based EQ controls. It is not a hearing aid or medical device. See-Hear is not a hearing aid, medical device, or treatment for hearing loss. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, or address hearing loss or any medical condition. For concerns about your hearing, consult a qualified health professional. For deeper explainers, read the Learning Hub.

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