Try before you buy: 3-Month Remote Support PoC — Remote Eye + smart glasses included.
Ultra-portable, modular wearable computer that clips to any headgear.
$1,199.00
Pair this device with our software for hands-free remote support and guided workflows — onboarding and a free trial included when you buy them together.
Engineered for extreme precision and frontline safety, the mōzıware cımō features an integrated Class 2 laser pointer that redefines remote collaboration. By blending a high-intensity sighting tool with a pocket-sized, voice-driven wearable computer, the cımō allows industrial professionals to pinpoint failure locations and guide remote experts with surgical accuracy. Featuring a “see-what-I-see” 16MP camera and a rugged, IP66-rated chassis, the cımō ensures that whether you are in a high-noise factory or a sunlit field, your team can identify, frame, and resolve issues without ever using their hands.
World-First Integration: The cımō is the first wearable computer to feature a built-in Class 2 laser pointer, enabling users to instantly highlight physical components for remote collaborators.
Laser-Guided Imaging: Enhance your data capture by using the laser to perfectly frame barcode scans and high-resolution photos, eliminating the need for repetitive retakes.
Safety-First Design: The Class 2 laser is engineered to be visible even in bright outdoor conditions while remaining eye-safe for high-traffic, fast-paced work environments.
Augmented Feedback: By pointing the laser at specific mechanical parts, frontline workers eliminate “I Spy” guesswork, allowing experts to provide instant, actionable instructions.
Voice-Activated Interaction: Fully hands-free operation via intuitive voice commands ensures workers can keep their hands on their tools while the laser highlights the task at hand.
Ultra-Rugged Build: With an IP66 rating for dust and water resistance and a 1.5-meter drop test certification, the laser and optics are protected against the harshest industrial abuse.
Advanced Dual-Camera System: A 16MP main camera with 4-axis optical stabilization works in tandem with an 8MP secondary camera to provide a crystal-clear digital twin of the workspace.
Pocket-Sized Portability: Weighing only 155 grams, the cımō is the lightest wearable of its kind, designed to be folded and stored in a pocket when the mission is complete.
| Manufacturer | Moziware |
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| Model | moziware cimo |
| Type | 24-bit colour LCD, outdoor visible |
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| Field of view | 20° |
| Resolution | 854 × 480 |
| Main camera | 16 MP with optical image stabilization and LED flash |
|---|---|
| Front camera | 8 MP |
| Extras | Integrated Class 2 laser pointer |
| Operating system | Android 10 + Infinity OS hands-free interface |
|---|---|
| Chipset | 2.0 GHz 8-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 662 — Kryo 260 CPU, Adreno 610 GPU |
| Memory | 32 GB internal storage · 3 GB RAM |
| Microphones | 4 digital microphones with noise cancellation |
|---|---|
| Speaker | 90 dBA |
| Runtime | 3 hours standard · up to 8 hours with the extended battery pack |
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| Weight | 155 g |
| Ruggedization | IP66 · 1.5 m drop resistant |
| Operating temperature | −20 to +50 °C |
| Mounting | Modular — headband, cap or hard hat |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi · Bluetooth |
|---|---|
| Ports | USB Type-C |
| Sensors | 3-axis accelerometer · gyroscope · fingerprint sensor |
It clips onto virtually any headband, cap or hard hat thanks to its modular design.
Start with the target workflow, work environment, required applications, connectivity and the PPE used by the operator. Wideum can then help validate the appropriate device configuration before purchase.
Define whether the priority is remote assistance, guided procedures or another workflow, then confirm the exact application and version requirements for your deployment. Compatibility should be validated for the selected configuration.
Yes. The safest evaluation is a controlled proof of concept using your own tasks, network conditions and users, with agreed success criteria before a wider rollout.
Plan device setup, user onboarding, application access, connectivity, charging and ownership of ongoing support. The final plan should reflect your sites and operating procedures.
Juan Pablo Almagro
Product Specialist and Trainer