GOSIGHT P1 Moves Full-Color AR into Continuous Use with Binocular Display and Seamless Battery Swapping

IFA Berlin 2026 debut pairs a 105-inch-equivalent binocular view with high-transparency optics, a design targeting approximately 69 grams, live-view capture, visible privacy hardware, open-ear audio and practical AI.

BERLIN, Sept. 04, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- GOSIGHT today unveiled P1, its first all-in-one binocular full-color AI+AR glasses, ahead of the product’s public debut at IFA Berlin 2026. Built around full-color Micro-OLED displays and a seamless hot-swappable power architecture, P1 advances a clear proposition for the category’s next phase: full-color AR must move beyond proving that an image can appear in front of the eye and make that experience practical enough to remain in use.

The market has already demonstrated that full-color information can be placed in the wearer’s view. GOSIGHT believes the more consequential test now is product completeness: whether the image is worth looking at, the optics and frame are natural enough to wear, the power system can carry the experience forward, and the hardware can make the journey from prototype to delivery. P1 is designed to answer those questions as one system rather than as a collection of isolated specifications.

“The next milestone for full-color AR is not simply making an image appear. It is keeping that experience available long enough to matter,” said Ryan Du, Product Lead at GOSIGHT. “P1 pairs binocular full color with a power architecture built for continuity, then asks one practical question of every other decision: will people actually want to wear and use it?”

Full color that keeps going

Full-color displays place sustained demand on a compact wearable battery. In fixed-battery designs, that demand often ends in the same interruption: stop, remove the glasses and wait. P1 addresses the constraint at the architecture level. An internal bridge battery works with a removable external battery, allowing the external module to be exchanged while the system is designed to remain active—without shutting down or restarting.

This is not a promise of infinite battery life. It is a more useful shift in behavior: a depleted module no longer has to end the session. With charged modules available, one battery can take over from another while P1 keeps running. Additional battery modules and a charging case are intended to support longer days. Final endurance, swap time and the functions maintained during a swap will be published under defined test conditions before crowdfunding begins.

A 105-inch view, with optics that still look like eyewear

P1 combines binocular 0.3-inch Micro-OLED displays with a full-color array-waveguide optical system. It targets a virtual image equivalent to a 105-inch screen viewed from six meters (approximately 19.7 feet), with 60 Hz presentation, automatic brightness adjustment, low distortion and high contrast. The system is being tuned for the moments where clarity matters most—from navigation cues and live captions to a camera viewfinder and video.

GOSIGHT’s definition of a good-looking display also includes what happens when the display is off. P1 targets optical transmittance above 85 percent, while a GlaxReality-backed optical design is engineered to suppress rainbow artifacts, grid-like texture and outward light leakage. For the wearer, that means a cleaner, more legible image. For everyone else, it means lenses that remain visually open and natural instead of announcing the technology inside them.

Designed to be worn, not merely demonstrated

P1 starts from the silhouette of everyday glasses rather than a headset, targeting an overall weight of approximately 69 grams. Symmetrical optical windows, forged-carbon-fiber-texture temples and six planned color and finish combinations give the frame a recognizable identity without turning it into a costume. Interchangeable polarized sun lenses are designed to move the same frame from indoor settings into brighter outdoor environments. Final styles and included accessories will vary by market and configuration.

See the frame before the shutter—and make privacy visible

A 12-megapixel camera aligned with the wearer’s line of sight supports first-person photography and 1080p video. Unlike camera glasses that leave composition to guesswork, P1 is designed to place a live viewfinder in the binocular display, allowing users to confirm the frame before capture. Dual microphones provide the hardware base for recorded audio, voice interaction and meeting notes.

Capture is bounded by privacy hardware that both the wearer and people nearby can understand. A hardware-linked indicator is designed to illuminate whenever the camera is active; if that indicator is obstructed or compromised, the camera is intended to stop. An optional physical camera cover adds an unmistakable layer of control for offices, meeting rooms and other camera-sensitive spaces.

AI and audio, placed where they are useful

P1 brings its binocular display, camera, microphones, open-ear speakers and onboard computing together around practical moments: face-to-face captions and translation, photo translation, object recognition, teleprompter prompts, meeting notes, voice assistance, and heads-up navigation for walking and cycling. The goal is not to add AI as a label, but to surface the right information without repeatedly pulling the user back to a handheld screen.

Open-ear audio supports calls, media and spoken guidance while preserving awareness of the surrounding environment. Feature availability may vary by software version, region, language, network connection and companion-device requirements. GOSIGHT will publish the final launch feature set before orders open.

A future engineered to ship

“Bring the Future to Today” is more than a brand statement for GOSIGHT; it is a product discipline. P1 is being developed with GlaxReality’s capabilities across waveguide optics, optical modules, complete AR hardware and manufacturing. The program is progressing through prototype verification, design refinement and production preparation, with key development and fulfillment milestones to be shared as the product advances.

That delivery-led approach matters in a category crowded with impressive demonstrations and distant promises. GOSIGHT intends to present P1 through real hardware, repeatable demonstrations, defined test conditions and traceable production milestones. Target values will remain labeled as targets until verification is complete; final specifications, pricing, supported markets and delivery estimates will be published before orders are accepted.

P1 is GOSIGHT’s definition of flagship-class AR eyewear: not one number at the top of a specification sheet, but a complete product designed to look good, stay ready and reach users’ hands. It brings the brand’s mission into product form: Bring the Future to Today.

Availability

GOSIGHT P1 will be showcased at IFA Berlin 2026 at [H5.2-429]. Crowdfunding timing, final specifications, pricing, supported markets and estimated delivery dates will be announced at www.gosightai.com. Customers and media may register for updates at info@gosightai.com.

About GOSIGHT

GOSIGHT is a pioneering technology brand focused on turning advanced technology into products people can use today. Beginning with AR eyewear, GOSIGHT brings together AI, optics and human-centered interaction to extend people’s capabilities without pulling them away from the world around them. Its mission is to Bring the Future to Today, and its invitation is simple: Pioneers See First. Learn more at www.gosightai.com.

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