Your concept for smart glasses is already innovative, but think about what truly sets it apart from other smart glasses on the market, like Google Glass or Snapchat Spectacles. What’s one unique feature that only your design has? Consider how you could add futuristic functions that would make these glasses feel like they're ahead of their time.

Here are a few futuristic ideas that could inspire you to add something no one else has:

1. Emotion Detection and Mood-Based Suggestions: Imagine if the glasses could detect your mood based on facial expressions or voice tone, then suggest activities, music, or relaxation tips tailored to how you feel. This would make the glasses feel more personal and supportive.
2. Personalized Environmental Information: Imagine the glasses could scan and analyze your surroundings, alerting you to specific details, like air quality, allergens, or potential hazards in real time. It would be like having an environmental advisor with you wherever you go.
3. Learning Mode with Object Recognition: The glasses could have a learning mode where they identify objects around you and provide information, definitions, or even pronunciation tips for foreign languages. This feature would be fantastic for travel or learning new skills.
4. Holographic Display of a Virtual Assistant: Instead of a standard voice assistant, you could integrate a small holographic projection on the lens, showing a mini avatar or virtual assistant. This assistant could respond to questions and offer visual guidance—giving your glasses a high-tech, sci-fi feel.

Prototyping inspiration : https://sek.nuvustudio.com/projects/114402-07-low-fidelity-prototyping-wearable-cardboard-mock-ups/tabs/134121-examples-glasses

Adding Electronics

• Purpose: A small LED could light up when the AR mode is active, signaling to the user that the glasses are in augmented reality mode. (it doesn't actually have to work its just a representation) 
• Materials: LED, connecting wires, small battery pack. Connect led to 3v coin cell through wires