About MemoMind | Crafted for the Mindful | MemoMind AI Smart Glasses
Built for the moments that deserve your full attention.
There's a different way to think about AI. Not another tool to manage, not another screen to check. MemoMind stays in the background, listens quietly, and makes sure nothing gets lost.
More than a decade of optics, now pointed at everyday life.
XGIMI built technology that transformed how people experience the world at home. MemoMind is what happens when that same dedication with optics and design gets personal.
10+
Year of innovation
5M+
Users worldwide
50+
Design awards
Eyewear was always the most natural place to start.
The best technology doesn't demand attention or change behavior. It fits into life as it already exists. Eyewear is one of the most familiar things people wear every day. We just made it smarter, quietly supporting life instead of competing with it.
Our Team
We're a curious team building the future of memory with AI glasses.
Three office, one mission
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Shenzhen, China
Our home base and hardware hub.
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Seattle, USA
Where we build, design, and dream big.
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Germany
Engineering, research, and precision.
April 2025
The Spark
More than a decade of optical research at XGIMI led to one decision: to build something new. The smart glasses project got the green light, and the story began.
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