Add MobiGyan as a preferred source on GoogleJio has a number of personal AI wearables on the India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2026 in New Delhi, including camera glasses, audio glasses, and headphones. The displayed features include UPI Scan & Pay, an AI voice assistant, live translation, AI notes, support for multiple Indian languages, and live cricket commentary.
Among the highlights is a payment function that allows users to scan a QR code and initiate a UPI transaction using voice commands without taking their smartphone out of their pocket. Jio’s demonstration reflects its broader push to bring AI-powered interactions to everyday activities through wearable devices.
UPI Scan & Pay | Voice Commands | Payments up to £5,000
The standout feature of Jio’s AI camera glasses is Scan & Paywhich is designed to allow users to make UPI payments through a combination of camera-based QR scanning and voice commands. The glasses scan a UPI QR code, after which the user can initiate the payment with their voice. The transaction will continue after confirmation.
The function used UPI circlewhich payments from to ₹5,000 per transactionwith a monthly limit of £15,000according to the notice provided. These limits are based on UPI Circle rules rather than being specific limits imposed by Jio.
The concept is to simplify payments in shops and other places. Instead of taking out a phone, unlocking it, opening a payment application and scanning a QR code, users can interact with the payment system through their wearable device. The feature brings AI-assisted actions closer to everyday transactions, although payment confirmation remains part of the process.
Live translation | Multiple Indian languages
Jio’s AI glasses have also developed live translation to help people communicate when they speak different Indian languages. The system aims to translate conversations so that each person can speak in their preferred language and better understand the other person’s answers.
This could be useful in everyday conversations, travel, workplaces and other situations where language differences create communication barriers. Jio is emphasizing support for Indian languages as part of its effort to make AI-powered services accessible to a wider range of people.
AI Voice Assistant | Smart note taking
The showcased wearables also a AI voice assistant that allows users to interact with AI using spoken commands. The approach should reduce the need to repeatedly look at or interact with a smartphone screen.
Another feature is AI Notes, which is designed to capture important points during meetings. This could help users keep track of discussions and key information without manually typing notes throughout a conversation.
Together, the voice assistant and notes functions position the glasses as potential productivity tools for people who want hands-free access to selected digital functions.
Live Cricket Commentary | Stay updated without checking your phone
Jio has also proved live cricket commentary as one of the functions available through its AI wearables. The feature is meant to help cricket fans follow match updates while they are busy with other activities.
Besides payments, translation, and notes, Cricket Commentary shows how Jio is exploring entertainment and information-based applications for smart glasses. The idea is to make selected information available through a wearable interface instead of requiring users to keep checking their phones.
Jio’s vision for personal AI wearables
According to Jio, its personal AI wearables are designed to improve productivity, expand access to knowledge and make everyday tasks easier through AI. Voice interaction and Indian language support are central to this approach, allowing users to access digital services in a more natural way.
Smart glasses are not a new category, but Jio’s presented combination of UPI payments, live translation, AI notes and cricket commentary focuses on practical applications for Indian consumers. The demonstration at IMC 2026 offers a glimpse of how the company sees wearable AI developed beyond answering questions to help people perform everyday tasks.