Berlin – September 09, 2026 -- INMO's GO3 smart glasses took home the "Best in IFA Next & Emerging Technologies" prize at the IFA Innovation Awards, recognizing the company's push to make AI-powered eyewear usable for everyday tasks like translation and navigation.

The 58-gram glasses pack a binocular Micro-LED display into a lightweight frame.

GO3 uses diffractive optical waveguides paired with dual-eye green Micro-LED displays, delivering 640 x 480 resolution, brightness up to 1500 nits, and a 30-degree field of view. That combination keeps translated text, navigation prompts, and teleprompter scripts legible even outdoors in bright sunlight.

Real-time translation covers 77 source languages and 98 target languages.

Live subtitles appear directly in the wearer's field of view during conversations. GO3 also translates text from photos and works offline in nine languages, while the paired INMO Speaker handles two-way spoken translation for face-to-face exchanges.

The glasses double as a work tool with an AI teleprompter and meeting transcription.

Beyond translation, GO3 offers AI-generated meeting summaries, task tracking, and voice notes, with built-in support for ChatGPT and Gemini. For getting around, the glasses integrate HERE Maps to deliver hands-free, step-by-step walking and cycling directions in the wearer's line of sight, cutting down on phone-checking.

INMO is demonstrating GO3 at IFA 2026 in Berlin through September 8.

The company is showing the glasses at booth H25-159 in the IFA Next Innovation Hub at Messedamm 22, letting attendees test the translation, teleprompter, productivity, and navigation features firsthand. Alongside GO3, INMO's Future Lab section is showcasing two concept products, INMO Moment and MAGIC AI Glasses, offering an early look at the company's next steps in AI wearable design.