Smart Glasses for OnlyFans Have Another Interesting Idea

Smart glasses for live-streaming OnlyFans might sound like a gimmick, but they could have more to offer than a novel way to broadcast porn. In a new demo video, the makers of the Mentra Live, a pair of smart glasses that—as I’ve covered—notably support OnlyFans streaming, show off an interesting solution to one of the worst parts about most pairs of smart glasses: cloud processing. Instead of sending visual data to the cloud to parse stuff like computer vision (aka using your smart glasses’ camera to answer questions about your surroundings), a new Bluetooth SDK from the company offers a more local approach. Introducing the Mentra Bluetooth SDK – control smart glasses directly from your Android/iOS app. Thousands of devs built smart glasses apps. But we heard one common complaint…. the cloud. So we stripped it out and gave you direct glasses control straight from your phone app. pic.twitter.com/2vjywVxeLi — cayden 凯登 (@caydengineer) May 20, 2026 In the video above, CEO Cayden Pierce shows how, with a new pipeline, the Mentra Live glasses are able to process a simple computer vision-based query without being connected to the internet. Obviously, I can’t verify that everything is off