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You don't need smart glasses for that. You don't need a camera, internet connection, face recognition or AI to have a small video window in your glasses.
Unfortunately it's like with smart watches. You can't get a watch that's just a display with some API. They all need to include HR monitors and GPS for some reason.
Uuhhh, so, on your second paragraph: pebble
I don't own one, I don't know if I want one, but it is exactly that: a e-ink display for time and notifications
Yes, re-pebble round is what I'm describing.
When I was looking for a watch couple of years ago it still didn't exist. There are the old pebbles but I didn't know how reliable they still were. I ended up buying a Casio watch with date format setting which was all I needed (pretty much all casio watches use american date format and you need BT to change it).