27 real rendered video clips (one per taxonomy sector) found via a concurrent session's commits. Labeled generically here on purpose: the source catalog (website/video-library.html) claims "10,000" videos and specific role-matched labels for each, but a spot check found real mismatches — one entry tagged "Hotel General Manager" pointed to this same footage showing a commercial real-estate valuation scene, with an unrelated poster image. Rather than repeat an unverified label, these are numbered only. Same status as everything else on this page: on-glasses display in development, not live today.
AI-generated concept art exploring what an on-glasses HUD could look like per hardware brand and use case. None of this is live today — on-glasses display support is still in development for every brand shown, and several images depict specific capabilities (medical vitals monitoring, barcode/logistics scanning, real-time sports/valuation data) that don't exist in VisionFlow today and aren't on the current roadmap. Presented as aspirational concept art, not product screenshots.
Discover how VisionFlow AI smart glasses HUD and voice liaison transform daily workflows across corporate executives, healthcare, emergency response, aviation, logistics, financial trading, and field engineering.
Matched to real sectors from the taxonomy above — but these are concept art, not the honest per-sector feature list in "Built for Every Industry." Where a real feature exists (e.g. Husqvarna mower control), these images still go well beyond it into fabricated telemetry.
No specific hardware brand named — general "day in the life" concept scenes.
Every tier fits a different kind of day. These are illustrative scenarios built from VisionFlow's real, live feature set per tier — not recordings of a specific person, and not a promise of what's on your glasses display today (that part's still in development; everything below is real on phone & desktop now).
27 real sectors, each with an honest read on the actual fit — including where it's general-purpose only, not sector-specific. No fabricated per-industry footage or features.
Stylized logo concepts, not use-case scenes — lower risk than the AR overlays above since they don't depict a specific fabricated feature, but both use "Executive AI / Smart Glasses" as the product name, the same stale hardware-identity framing already flagged for correction elsewhere in this codebase (VisionFlow is phone/desktop software; on-glasses support is still in development).