The devices carry the camera and the lens, but the software does the work for sharing the live view and translating. Here is the choice for those two features, which app runs on the glasses the client owns, and the pick.
VSight is the closest one-app answer, but its translation is expert-side and one-way. So the real plan is a primary remote-assist app plus a phone translator. Three shapes:
VSight Remote does video, AR notes, and built-in JP/TH/EN translation on the M400, Navigator 520, and Cimo. Translation is expert-side and one-way.
For true two-way Japanese, Thai, and English, run Gemini Live (free) on the worker's phone next to whatever video app you pick.
For the demo, a plain video app (Zoom or Teams, native on the glasses) plus Gemini Live also covers both features at almost no software cost.
| Software | Type | Feature 1 share view | Feature 2 translate | Runs on our glasses | Role & note |
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Show both features in one demo: VSight does see-what-I-see with AR notes and built-in translation on a Cimo or M400, and Gemini Live on the phone shows true two-way JP/TH/EN next to it. Use the free trials.
Standardise on VSight for the worker glasses (TeamViewer Frontline if you want the bigger brand or 3D AR), and Gemini Live on the phone for two-way translation. Use native Teams or Zoom for the Vuzix LX1.