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INMO's GO3 AI Glasses Win IFA Innovation Award in Berlin

INMO's GO3 AI Glasses Win IFA Innovation Award in Berlin

Berlin – September 09, 2026 -- INMO's GO3 smart glasses have been named an IFA Innovation Award Honoree in the Best in IFA Next & Emerging Technologies category at IFA 2026.

The glasses weigh just 58 grams and pack dual displays

GO3 combines binocular green Micro-LED displays with diffractive optical waveguides in a lightweight frame. The dual-eye display offers 640 x 480 resolution, up to 1,500 nits of brightness and a 30-degree field of view, designed to keep translations, directions and teleprompter text readable even in bright outdoor light.

Real-time translation covers dozens of languages

GO3 supports real-time translation from 77 source languages into 98 target languages, with live subtitles appearing directly in the wearer's field of view. The glasses also handle photo translation and offline translation across nine languages, and the INMO Speaker accessory enables two-way translated conversations between speakers of different languages.

Built-in tools target work tasks and navigation

For professional use, GO3 includes an AI teleprompter, meeting transcription, AI-generated summaries, action items and voice notes, with support for ChatGPT and Gemini. The glasses also integrate HERE Maps for hands-free walking and cycling navigation, displaying turn-by-turn directions without requiring wearers to check a phone.

INMO is demonstrating the glasses at its Berlin booth this week

INMO is showcasing GO3 at IFA 2026 in Berlin from September 4 to 8, where visitors and media can test its translation, teleprompter, productivity and navigation features. Alongside GO3, the company's INMO Future Lab area features two concept products, INMO Moment and MAGIC AI Glasses, offering an early look at new directions in AI eyewear design. The booth is located at H25-159 in the IFA Next Innovation Hub at Messedamm 22, 14055 Berlin.

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