Lenskart is preparing to launch its first AI-powered smartglasses, B by Lenskart, in India. The eyewear brand known for revolutionizing optical retail is now stepping into the tech-driven wearables space with a product that blends cutting-edge hardware and intelligent software.
The company announced that it will make B by Lenskart available to India’s developer ecosystem, opening the door for third-party developers and app creators to build integrations around its camera and AI functions. Lenskart envisions its smartglasses as more than just a fashion accessory — it wants to build India’s first full-stack wearables ecosystem that combines hardware, software, and AI intelligence into a single platform.
B by Lenskart Smartglasses: Launch Timeline and Features
Designed and engineered in India, B by Lenskart smartglasses are expected to hit the market by December 2025. The device weighs only 40 grams, making it roughly 20 percent lighter than competing global smart eyewear. Under the hood, it runs on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 chipset, a specialized processor built for augmented reality and AI tasks.
A key highlight is the Sony camera, which allows hands-free photo and video capture. The glasses also come equipped with Gemini 2.5 Live, a conversational AI assistant capable of understanding voice commands, managing UPI payments, translating languages in real time, and tracking wellness data.
The integration of these features positions the glasses as an everyday digital companion, blending practicality with futuristic design. Lenskart plans to scale the device using its expansive omnichannel retail network, deep data analytics, and manufacturing expertise to make smart eyewear accessible to Indian consumers.
The company has also invested in XR and AI startups like Ajna Lens to strengthen its ecosystem. According to market analysts, the global smartglasses market could reach $4–5 billion by 2030, and Lenskart aims to make India one of its key growth hubs.
Lenskart’s Vision and IPO Momentum
Lenskart’s smartglasses debut comes at a time when the company is also making headlines in the financial world. Its initial public offering (IPO), valued at Rs. 7,278 crore, opened for bidding on October 31. Despite mixed opinions about valuation concerns, the IPO has attracted positive interest in the grey market, suggesting a strong debut.
Analysts note that Lenskart’s brand strength, investor confidence, and consistent innovation place it in a strong position within India’s rapidly growing tech ecosystem. The IPO allotment date is expected to be announced soon.
By combining AI, wearables, and vision technology, Lenskart is moving toward becoming a tech-first eyewear company. If successful, B by Lenskart could redefine what eyewear means — evolving it from a vision tool to an intelligent lifestyle companion.
