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Hardware

The smart-glasses experience

The glasses display is deliberately sparse. While a hand is active you see a single recommended action, the count state and a confidence ring. Explanations wait until the hand is resolved.

Display language

  • H hit · S stand · D double · P split · R surrender
  • RC +6 running count · TC +2 true count
  • B 38% estimated bust probability if you hit
  • Green ring: preferred decision
  • Amber ring: close decision
  • Red warning: recognition confidence too low
  • VERIFY: card recognition is uncertain
  • SHUFFLE?: a possible shuffle was detected
  • SESSION PAUSED: the shoe state cannot be safely maintained

Device Bridge

The Device Bridge is a typed transport layer. A connected device and the in-app simulator are interchangeable, so every training mode is fully testable without hardware.

Native companion

Full camera capture and on-device recognition require a native Android XR companion application. CountVision ships typed integration interfaces, an API specification, a WebSocket event catalogue and sample payloads for that companion. The browser alone cannot provide complete native smart-glasses functionality.

What we will not build

  • No concealment of the camera or recording indicator
  • No hidden or background operation
  • No disguised application shell
  • No casino mode and no live assistance during real-money play