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50 plug-and-play workflows (+ Neural Band gesture maps, Rx tips & privacy checklist) Steal these 50 prompts (grouped by everyday jobs) to make Display glasses useful today. Map the Neural Band gestures to one-tap actions using the templates below. Use the Prompt Builder (variables + constraints) to adapt any workflow in seconds. Before You Start (Quick Setup) Update firmware: Install the latest app update and device firmware before testing workflows. Enable permissions: Camera, mic, location, notifications, and any Display overlays/assistive features you plan to use. Hands-free: Turn on voice wake phrase and confirm capture/recall shortcuts. Neural Band (if you have it): Complete calibration, then test squeeze/double-tap/swipe actions. Safety: Set a lock (PIN/biometric) and review privacy indicators (capture lights, on-screen status). How to Use This Guide (Prompt Builder) All prompts below use three simple parts you can remix on the fly: Context — where/why you’re using the glasses Command — what to do, in plain language Constraints — limits, style, units, safety, time Template (say it naturally): . Do . Constrain to . Example: “On my bike commute in Sydney. Do a heads-up turn-by-turn to Central Station avoiding steep hills. Constrain to cycle paths only and speak steps under 8 seconds each.” Tip: Swap bracketed words like or with your situation. 50 Plug-and-Play Prompts (10 categories) A) Travel & Navigation “Walking in a new city. Guide me to with brief heads-up arrows and street names only when turns are <100m.” “Live translate signage I’m looking at; show the English text as overlay and read it aloud.” “Find the safest cycling route to , avoiding roads over 60 km/h; keep cues under 6 words.” “Show next departures for and alert me 2 minutes before boarding.” “Create a 5-stop photo walk near optimized for sunset; overlay framing tips.” B) Dining & Cooking “I have . Suggest a 20-minute dinner; overlay steps one at a time; convert to metric.” “Read and highlight allergens () on screen.” “Time three parallel tasks: pasta 9m, sauce 12m, garlic bread 6m—voice countdowns.” “Recognize produce I’m holding and tell me ripeness + best use.” “Calculate macros for this plate; show kcal, protein, carbs, fat.” C) Shopping & Price Checks “Scan shelf for ; show unit price and best value per 100g.” “Compare vs online; surface top 3 prices + local stock within 5km.” “Read a clothing tag; show a simple fit guide for someone .” “Check nutrition labels and flag added sugars >8g/serving.” “Create a capsule wardrobe from these 6 items; overlay outfit combos.” D) Fitness & Outdoors “Start session; display pace/splits every 1 km and alert if heart rate > .” “Trail guidance: keep me on ; warn if I veer >30m.” “Form check: watch my squat for 3 reps; call out depth and knee tracking.” “Track sun exposure today; notify at 80% of recommended limit.” “Surface intervals: 30s hard / 30s easy for 10 rounds; overlay timer.” E) Work & Meetings “Heads-up agenda for this meeting; prompt me with 3 questions I planned to ask.” “Live action-item capture: detect tasks I say and build a checklist.” “Summarize the whiteboard I’m looking at into bullet points; send to my notes.” “When I look at a slide with numbers, read totals and trend direction.” “Coaching mode: if I interrupt, vibrate and show ‘pause’ reminder.” F) Study & Classroom “Show key terms definitions when I look at ; keep overlays ≤15 words.” “Create flashcards from this textbook page; 10 cards max.” “Transcribe a short lecture segment and highlight dates/equations.” “Quiz me: 5 questions from today’s chapter, one at a time.” “Accessibility: auto-caption speech around me with translation.” G) Content Capture & Storytelling “When lighting is back-lit, suggest exposure and framing in one-line tips.” “Shotlist: capture 8 b-roll ideas for a Reel, 3–5 seconds each.” “Stabilise and keep horizon level while I walk; warn me if shutter <1/60.” “Auto-chapter a 60-second clip into 4 beats; overlay the beats as I record.” “Narration coach: prompt me concise hooks based on what I’m filming.” H) Household & DIY “Identify this tool/part and show where it fits; link a 30-sec fix guide.” “Read model/serial from the appliance label and fetch the filter size.” “Step-by-step for ; lock each step until I say ‘next’.” “Measure rough dimensions of this frame; show width × height on screen.” “Plant care: identify this plant and show watering cadence + light needs.” I) Health & Accessibility (everyday, non-medical) “Large-text overlay: transcribe the person speaking to me in high contrast.” “Colour-safe mode: label traffic lights and pedestrian signals.” “Medication reminder: if it’s , nudge with the pill name.” “Crowd navigation: find a quiet path to the exit; avoid dense clusters.” “Read small print on this label at arm’s length; enhance contrast.” J) Travel Fun & Local Discovery “Identify this building/landmark; give me one surprising fact.” “Create a coffee crawl of 3 cafés within 1 km, ordered by queue length.” “Museum mode: when I look at , show title, year, medium + 1-line context.” “Live currency math: show total + tip for this bill in .” “Plan a micro-adventure for sunset near me: walking route + viewpoint.” Another Must-Read: A Guide to Choosing the Perfect Eyeglasses for Your Face Shape Neural Band Gesture Maps (templates + examples) Use these as starting points. Adjust to whatever gesture set your Band supports after calibration. Common actions to map Squeeze (short): Start/stop capture Squeeze (long): Summon assistant / confirm prompt Double-tap: Next step / waypoint advance Swipe forward/back: Volume or brightness Swipe up: Bookmark (save current view/note) Swipe down: Cancel/clear overlay Blank template (copy & fill): : __________________________ Squeeze (short): _____________________ Squeeze (long): ______________________ Double-tap: __________________________ Swipe forward: _______________________ Swipe back: __________________________ Swipe up: ____________________________ Swipe down: __________________________ Example — Commuting by bike Scenario: Bike commute to Squeeze (short): Repeat last turn cue Squeeze (long): Ask for route ETA & elevation Double-tap: Next instruction / skip POI Swipe forward: Increase cue frequency Swipe back: Decrease cue frequency Swipe up: Save hazard (logs GPS + photo) Swipe down: Cancel navigation Example — Cooking a new recipe Scenario: 20-minute dinner Squeeze (short): Start/pause step timer Squeeze (long): Read next step aloud Double-tap: Convert units shown on screen Swipe forward: Next step Swipe back: Previous step Swipe up: Add ingredient to shopping list Swipe down: Clear overlays Prescription & Fit: Fast Guide Check eligibility: Confirm your frame model supports Rx lenses/inserts. Bring your script: Sphere (SPH), cylinder (CYL), axis, pupillary distance (PD). Discuss coatings: Blue-light, anti-reflective, hydrophobic, and weight (high-index) matter under the cameras/arms. Sun vs clear: Consider photochromic or clip-on solutions if you swap indoors/outdoors often. Fit test: Ask for nose-bridge adjustments to prevent slippage (stabilizes camera FOV and HUD alignment). If local fitters can’t service your exact model, ask about third-party Rx labs that cut to spec for smart-glasses frames. Accessories That Actually Help Charging case/cable with strain relief (daily carry). Hard shell case (prevents arm/camera misalignment). Low-glare filters for night signage or bright indoor lighting. Retention strap for running/cycling. Microfiber + lens pen for frequent clean-ups (smudges wreck HUD legibility). Privacy, Etiquette & Safety Checklist Indicator lights on: Never disable capture indicators. Announce recording in meetings/classrooms and respect “no filming” spaces. Point your head down when not capturing (non-verbal cue). Mute hotword in sensitive areas; use manual input. Street safety: For cycling/running, keep overlays minimal (≤6 words) and audio short. Troubleshooting: Fast Fixes Blurry overlay / drift → Clean lenses; reseat frames; run display alignment flow; reduce brightness. Gesture misses → Re-calibrate Band; dry hands; shorten sleeves; reduce simultaneous motion. Overheating → Switch to audio-only cues for a while; avoid 4K capture in heat; keep the charging case out of sun. Battery anxiety → Lower display brightness; extend alert intervals; use case top-up between sessions. Laggy prompts → Check connectivity; pre-download maps; simplify prompt (“under 12 words”) for time-critical tasks. FAQ Q: Do these prompts work offline? Some do (timers, checklists). Navigation/translate/vision functions may require connectivity or cached data. Q: Will the Neural Band work through sleeves/gloves? Light layers usually work; heavy fabric or moisture can reduce reliability—re-calibrate and keep the Band dry. Q: Can I export notes and overlays? Most note, capture, and bookmark functions can sync to a companion app or cloud notes—set that up before field use. Copy-Ready Prompt Cards (print or save) Everyday Starter Pack 1) Heads-up walking nav to ; speak only when a turn is within 100m. 2) Live translate signs; overlay English; read aloud short phrases. 3) Quick capture: save a 10-sec clip; stabilise if I’m moving. 4) Summarise what I’m looking at in one sentence; save to notes. 5) Remind me in about ; show it as a screen banner. Travel & Food Pack 1) Coffee crawl: 3 cafés within 1 km with shortest queues first. 2) Price compare this product; show top 3 local stores and online price. 3) Ingredient scan: allergens ; warn if present. 4) Build a 5-stop photo walk near for sunset; cue me at each stop. 5) Currency math: convert total + 10% tip to and show on screen. What to Do Next (fast wins this week) Pick one category you use daily and map the gesture template to it. Save 5 prompts as voice shortcuts (rename to easy trigger phrases). Run the Travel & Food Pack on your next outing and note where overlays were too long—trim them. People Also Love: What are ADHD Glasses and How Can They Help?

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