Address, distance, direction and important entrance notes stay visible without opening the phone.
Delivery guidance.
Right in sight.
A future hands-free layer for PinPilot, designed around compatible third-party smart glasses — so the driver can keep the phone away and the next action in view.

PinPilot GlassesHands-free driver modeThe route stays on the phone.
The essentials move into view.
PinPilot Glasses is planned as a companion, not a replacement for the phone. The mobile app handles addresses, route logic and secure records. The wearable delivers short, glanceable instructions and voice control at the moment the driver needs them.
Use the camera to recognise a house number or compare the entrance with a saved reference.
Simple commands move the workflow forward while the driver carries parcels.
A photo can be linked with timestamp, location and stop ID before the next address appears.
Built around hardware that already exists.
The concept avoids creating a new pair of glasses from scratch. PinPilot can focus on the software workflow and connect to suitable third-party wearable devices when the hardware, camera, display and developer access meet the product’s needs.
- Phone remains the secure route and data hub
- Glasses show only the information needed now
- Voice keeps the interaction short and hands free
- Driver confirmation stays part of every important action
PINPILOT APPRoute · addresses · recordsA clear path from route intelligence to hands-free delivery.
The sequence matters more than a date. Each layer must work safely and reliably before the next one adds more responsibility.
Labels become grouped stops, timed deliveries stay visible and the driver locks the final route.
The phone remains the route engine while compatible glasses provide the display, camera, microphone and audio.
The wearable camera helps match house numbers, doors and saved entrance references at the final approach.
Voice commands capture a delivery photo with time, location and job context before moving to the next stop.
Approved APIs can connect delivery status and proof records to authorised courier or business systems.
Driver confirmation
Visual recognition supports the courier; it does not silently complete important delivery actions.
Minimal distraction
Short prompts, large targets and audio cues keep the interface focused on the road and the doorstep.
Hardware independent
The software concept is designed to adapt to compatible wearable devices rather than depend on one custom headset.
PINPILOT GLASSES · COMING SOON