SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. — Spy glasses — spectacles or sunglasses with hidden lenses — are for perverts, weirdos, intellectual property thieves and sneaky bastards in general, right? But that ...

These sunglasses promise to record exactly what you’re looking at thanks to a built-in video camera. The camera, which uses MPEG4 to encode video, has a 92-degree field-of-view.

On the real, spy glasses are old hat, but building a set on your own for under $40 is most definitely notable. An engineering fellow has managed to do just that by snagging a micro camera from ...

James Bond Gadgets – The Spy Sunglasses with Secret Dual Cameras 11:00 am May 16, 2008 By Roland Hutchinson Check out this fun spy gadget, the spy sunglasses with secret bilateral cameras.

Comically enough, these aren't the first sunglasses we've seen with a hidden camera built right in, but for those who don't need full motion video to catch someone red-handed, this much cheaper ...

These are not glasses are you and I understand them. Created by Facebook in collaboration with the trendy Ray-Ban brand, they're fitted with tiny cameras and microphones.

Not to mention the ability to secretly take covert pictures like a spy. I could use the Ray-Ban camera glasses to sneak a peek at other people's answers on a school test, or capture evidence if I ...

The process of creating these spy glasses involves several steps, starting with the disassembly of an old laptop to extract the web camera. This camera is then connected to a Raspberry Pi, which ...