When it comes to AI glasses, thermal management has become a core focus for engineers. The frame provides a limited surface area for heat dissipation and very little internal volume to absorb it. The situation is complicated by the small, lightweight form factor of smart glasses, which come with limited surface area for heat dissipation and little mass to absorb heat spikes. In still air, a thin layer of warm air forms around the glasses frame, which slows the transfer of heat into the surrounding environment. In AI glasses, where airflow is limited and space is constrained, this bottleneck emerges quickly.