Jio’s camera glasses can scan UPI QR codes and initiate payments through voice commands.
The wearable range also features Indian language support, AI note-taking and live cricket commentary.
Highlights
- Pay using your glasses: Scan a UPI QR code and give a voice command to initiate payment.
- Payment limits: The showcased UPI Circle feature supports up to ₹5,000 per transaction, with a ₹15,000 monthly limit.
- Speak your language: Live translation aims to help people communicate across different Indian languages.
- Catch the cricket action: Live commentary keeps users connected to matches while on the move.
Paying at a shop could soon involve looking at a QR code and giving a voice command, while your phone stays in your pocket. Jio showcased this possibility through its personal AI wearable range at India Mobile Congress 2026 in New Delhi.
The company displayed camera glasses, audio glasses and earphones with features including an AI voice assistant, Indian language support, live translation, AI note-taking and live cricket commentary.
One of the main attractions was the scan-and-pay feature. According to the demonstration, the camera glasses scan a UPI QR code, after which the user gives a voice command. The payment is completed following confirmation.
Jio says the feature uses UPI Circle, allowing payments of up to ₹5,000 per transaction within a monthly limit of ₹15,000. These limits relate to the UPI Circle arrangement described in the showcase, rather than a separate payment limit set by Jio.
The feature could reduce several steps involved in a typical mobile payment, such as taking out the phone, unlocking it, opening an app and scanning the code. It also shows how AI assistants could move beyond answering questions to carrying out everyday tasks through voice commands.
Live translation is another key application. Jio says its wearables could help people speaking different Indian languages understand each other. Each person could speak in their preferred language, with AI helping translate the conversation.
For office use, the range includes AI note-taking to help capture important points during meetings. Live cricket commentary offers another use case, allowing users to follow a match while travelling or carrying out other activities.
Together, these features aim to reduce the need to repeatedly check a phone for information, entertainment or routine tasks.
According to Jio, the wearable range is intended to improve productivity, expand access to knowledge and make everyday activities easier. Voice interaction and Indian language support are central to that approach.
The showcase offers a glimpse of how smart glasses could fit into daily life in India. UPI payments, regional language translation and cricket commentary give the concept a distinctly local focus.
However, the supplied announcement does not specify pricing, commercial availability or a launch date. Those details will be important in determining when consumers can use the showcased features.
Jio AI Glasses Enable UPI Payments
Jio’s camera glasses can scan UPI QR codes and initiate payments through voice commands.
The wearable range also features Indian language support, AI note-taking and live cricket commentary.
Highlights
Paying at a shop could soon involve looking at a QR code and giving a voice command, while your phone stays in your pocket. Jio showcased this possibility through its personal AI wearable range at India Mobile Congress 2026 in New Delhi.
The company displayed camera glasses, audio glasses and earphones with features including an AI voice assistant, Indian language support, live translation, AI note-taking and live cricket commentary.
One of the main attractions was the scan-and-pay feature. According to the demonstration, the camera glasses scan a UPI QR code, after which the user gives a voice command. The payment is completed following confirmation.
Jio says the feature uses UPI Circle, allowing payments of up to ₹5,000 per transaction within a monthly limit of ₹15,000. These limits relate to the UPI Circle arrangement described in the showcase, rather than a separate payment limit set by Jio.
The feature could reduce several steps involved in a typical mobile payment, such as taking out the phone, unlocking it, opening an app and scanning the code. It also shows how AI assistants could move beyond answering questions to carrying out everyday tasks through voice commands.
Live translation is another key application. Jio says its wearables could help people speaking different Indian languages understand each other. Each person could speak in their preferred language, with AI helping translate the conversation.
For office use, the range includes AI note-taking to help capture important points during meetings. Live cricket commentary offers another use case, allowing users to follow a match while travelling or carrying out other activities.
Together, these features aim to reduce the need to repeatedly check a phone for information, entertainment or routine tasks.
According to Jio, the wearable range is intended to improve productivity, expand access to knowledge and make everyday activities easier. Voice interaction and Indian language support are central to that approach.
The showcase offers a glimpse of how smart glasses could fit into daily life in India. UPI payments, regional language translation and cricket commentary give the concept a distinctly local focus.
However, the supplied announcement does not specify pricing, commercial availability or a launch date. Those details will be important in determining when consumers can use the showcased features.
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