FlipTip on smart glasses: Treasure Radar on Ray-Ban Display
Your phone scans the table; the glasses show you what it found. Left: a simulated view through display glasses. Right: the real FlipTip app on the phone.
In this video
- 0:00Start: radar running, nothing valuable yet
- 0:08Find in the glasses: Ravensburger puzzle, ~$10–15
- 0:16"HERE" — looking right at it
- 0:19Verdict in the glasses: SKIP, max offer $8
What you see
The phone runs Treasure Radar over a table of toys. While nothing valuable is in view, the glasses say so. When the radar finds a Ravensburger puzzle (~$10–15), the small display in the right lens shows an arrow, the name and the rough price — then "HERE" when you look straight at it.
After a full scan of the puzzle, the glasses show the verdict: SKIP, value $9–15, max offer $8 — the same result the phone shows next to it.
The glasses view is a simulation built from the real glasses display page and a real recording; the phone side is a real screen recording. Smart-glasses mode is in beta and works with display glasses that can open web apps, such as Meta Ray-Ban Display.
