Even Realities smart glasses bring the coding terminal to your eyeball
Even Realities has launched an update for its G2 smart glasses, introducing a feature called Terminal Mode. This mode allows developers to interact with coding agents through the glasses, enhancing mobility and convenience. The update reflects a growing trend of using voice commands in coding workflows.
- ▪The v2.2.0 update for Even G2 smart glasses includes a feature called Terminal Mode.
- ▪Developers can now monitor and interact with coding agents without needing a laptop.
- ▪The built-in microphone allows for voice commands, making coding more flexible and mobile.
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Even Realities has rolled out the v2.2.0 update for its Even G2 smart glasses, with Terminal Mode as the headline feature. The update is now live, giving developers a new way to monitor and interact with coding agents without staying glued to a laptop screen. Your terminal has entered your eyeballs Terminal Mode is built around the idea of putting the coding terminal in front of your eyes. Developers using AI coding agents can track what the agent is doing, check progress, give commands and respond when needed through the glasses’ built-in microphone. The feature reduces the need to keep jumping back to a laptop, giving users more freedom to move around, handle chores, or even work out between coding sessions.
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