All articles tagged with #ai glasses
Lenovo has unveiled concept AI glasses at CES 2026, featuring lightweight design, a monochrome binocular display, a 2MP camera, and various smart features like voice control, live translation, and device notifications, though the camera quality seems limited compared to competitors.
Amazon is offering a 25% discount on the Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 1) Smart AI Glasses, reducing the price to $246.75 from $329, marking a new record-low. These stylish glasses resemble classic Wayfarers and feature built-in Meta AI, high-quality sound, a 12 MP camera, and live translation capabilities, making them an accessible and functional wearable tech option.
Meta has released an update for its AI glasses featuring a new conversation boosting capability, enhancing user interaction and communication through augmented reality technology.
The Oakley Meta Vanguard are high-end displayless AI glasses designed for sports, featuring excellent Garmin integration, a wind-blocking design, long battery life, and a built-in camera, but they are very expensive and unrepairable.
A new solar-powered retinal implant combined with AI-enhanced glasses has successfully restored reading vision in patients with dry age-related macular degeneration, marking a significant breakthrough in artificial vision technology and offering hope for those with untreatable blindness.
Victoria Song reviews Halo Glass, an AI-powered smart glasses device that promises to enhance intelligence by providing real-time answers during conversations, but she finds the experience underwhelming, likening it to having Clippy from Microsoft Office on her face.
Apple is shifting its focus from overhauling its Vision Pro VR glasses to developing AI smart glasses, including a lightweight model that pairs with iPhones and a display-equipped version to compete with Meta's Ray-Ban Display, with plans to unveil the former as early as next year and expedite the latter's development, aiming for release in 2027.
The article discusses the potential competition between the US and China in developing AI glasses, positioning them as the next major technological race after smartphones, while also highlighting concerns about data privacy and sharing.
Meta has developed AI glasses that assist visually-impaired individuals by recognizing objects and reading text aloud, enhancing their independence and daily life activities, though the technology is still evolving and not a complete replacement for human assistance.
Samsung's dual-hinged Galaxy Z TriFold is rumored to launch on September 29 in South Korea, alongside the Project Moohan XR headset and potentially new AI-powered smart glasses, with a limited release primarily in South Korea and China, and a price estimated around $2,930.
Samsung is expected to unveil its AI-powered smart glasses, likely called Galaxy Glasses, at an Unpacked event on September 29, competing with Meta Ray-Bans, and powered by Android XR and Google Gemini, with features like navigation, translation, and situational awareness.
Google has completed development of its AI glasses, with HTC as the contract manufacturer, but has not yet decided to launch them. The market for smart glasses is rapidly growing, dominated currently by Meta, and Google's entry could leverage its Android platform for a better user experience.
Andy Evans, who became blind a year ago, has returned to work and improved his quality of life using Meta's AI glasses, which feature a camera, speakers, and voice-activated AI to help with daily tasks and obstacle detection, demonstrating the transformative potential of assistive technology.
HTC has launched the Vive Eagle smart glasses in Taiwan, featuring AI voice assistant, built-in speakers, a 12MP camera, and translation capabilities, positioning itself as a competitor to Meta's Ray-Ban glasses, with potential plans for broader markets.
Alibaba has unveiled its first AI-powered smart glasses, the Quark AI glasses, at the WAIC in Shanghai, marking its entry into the competitive smart glasses market and reflecting its broader AI investment strategy, including a $53 billion commitment over three years.