Continuous scanning
The device continuously searches for supported powered-on smart glasses nearby.
Hardware-based early-warning system
Protect privacy where it matters most.
SmartglassGuard detects supported powered-on smart glasses nearby and provides an on-site warning – without a smartphone or mandatory cloud connection.
- Mobile and stationary variants
- Local signal analysis
- Pricing on request
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SMARTGLASSGUARD
Warning lightAudio signalVibration
System active – no smart glasses detected
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Swimming poolsGymsSaunas & wellnessChanging roomsEvents
The challenge
Discreet cameras are changing sensitive spaces.
Smart glasses can look like ordinary eyewear. In swimming pools, changing rooms, gyms or saunas, it is therefore often difficult to tell whether a device includes a camera.
SmartglassGuard complements house rules, staff training and visual checks with a technical early-warning layer. When a supported signal pattern is detected, staff can respond in a targeted and measured way.
Local processing
Technical analysis takes place directly on the hardware. No user account is required for the core function.
Multi-stage warning
A warning light, an audio signal and vibration make a detection immediately noticeable.
How it works
From radio identifier to a clear on-site alert.
SmartglassGuard detects supported powered-on smart glasses nearby. As soon as a matching device is found, the system issues a local warning.
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Scan the surroundings
The device continuously searches its surroundings for powered-on smart glasses.
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Compare characteristics
Detected devices are compared directly on the hardware with the supported smart-glasses models.
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Notify staff
The warning light, speaker and vibration immediately notify staff of a detection.
Two variants
Designed for patrols and fixed access points.
Mobile
SmartglassGuard Mobile
The battery-powered variant for flexible checks, changing areas and mobile use by staff.
- Compact portable enclosure
- Battery powered
- Warning light, audio signal and vibration
- Suitable for patrols
Stationary
SmartglassGuard Station
For entrances, reception areas or sensitive zones requiring continuous operation and a defined monitoring area.
- Continuous operation at a fixed location
- Warning light, audio signal and vibration
- Suitable for entrances and reception areas
- Custom integration can be planned
Pricing on request. The final price depends on the variant, quantity and requested equipment.
Use cases
Developed for locations with increased privacy requirements.
Wherever guests expect privacy and conventional visual checks reach their limits, SmartglassGuard can provide an additional layer of orientation.
Swimming pools
Support at entrances, pool areas and transitions to changing rooms.
Gyms
Additional awareness across training areas and specially protected zones.
Saunas & wellness
A discreet technical indication for areas with particularly high privacy expectations.
Changing rooms
Support for staff enforcing clear camera and house rules.
Events
Mobile checks in sensitive areas, backstage zones or access-control situations.
Custom areas
Adaptation to other facilities where unwanted recordings pose a risk.
Protecting people
Detect early and respond discreetly.
An early indication gives staff the opportunity to assess a situation before people may be recorded against their will. Smart glasses can be removed before entering sensitive areas, and existing house rules can be enforced more consistently.
SmartglassGuard helps facilities protect their guests’ privacy, reduce the risk of unwanted recordings and strengthen the sense of security in particularly sensitive spaces.
Roadmap 2026/2027
From first hardware to a connected solution.
Development is progressing step by step: first a functional prototype, then stationary and mobile variants, followed by a connected multi-module system.
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First prototype
A first functional setup for testing the core detection mechanism and local warning signals.
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First stationary version
A fixed version for continuous use at entrances, reception areas or other defined control points.
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First mobile version
A battery-powered portable variant for patrols, changing locations and flexible sensitive areas.
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Mesh / multi-module version
Multiple modules are intended to share detections with each other and alert a central master unit. The exact communication method – for example local Wi-Fi and, where appropriate, the internet – will be defined during development.
These dates are current development targets and may change depending on testing, hardware availability and technical findings.
Product enquiry
Request SmartglassGuard for your facility.
Do you operate a swimming pool, gym, sauna or a comparable sensitive area? Briefly describe your intended use and requirements. We will get back to you with a non-binding initial assessment and information on the most suitable product variant.
Non-bindingInitial consultation without obligation
IndividualAdapted to your facility
TransparentClear communication of technical limitations
Frequently asked questions
What you should know before a pilot deployment.
Does SmartglassGuard detect every pair of smart glasses?
No. Only devices whose transmitted radio characteristics are known and technically detectable are supported. Manufacturers can change device behaviour, and Bluetooth signals can be weakened by people, walls or interference.
Which smart-glasses models are currently targeted?
The current development status is focused on Ray-Ban Meta, Oakley Meta and Snapchat Spectacles. Additional manufacturers and models are being worked on and will be added step by step. Actual detection can vary depending on the model and software version.
Can the device tell whether a recording is taking place?
No. A detection indicates a potentially compatible nearby device. It is not proof that the camera is active or that a recording is taking place.
How should a warning be interpreted?
A warning is not proof. Detection is based on radio characteristics and may miss devices or identify other products from the same manufacturer. SmartglassGuard also cannot reliably determine whether recording is in progress.
A notification should therefore always be assessed calmly and handled according to clear internal procedures. The system does not replace house rules, trained staff or a legal assessment.
Are personal data stored?
The core function is intended as local signal analysis without a user account or mandatory cloud dependency. The final technical and data-protection design will be documented before productive deployment.
What is the detection range?
The typical detection range is approximately 5 to 15 metres. Indoors, walls, people and other obstacles generally reduce the range compared with outdoor use.
Is the product already available?
SmartglassGuard is currently in the development and pilot phase. Facilities interested in an early practical test can submit a non-binding enquiry.
How much does SmartglassGuard cost?
Pricing is currently available on request and depends on the variant, quantity, enclosure, power supply and required integration.