Keywords: Smart glasses
Apple is moving closer to launching its first smart glasses, with new details pointing to a lightweight device designed for everyday use rather than advanced augmented reality. The product, currently known by the codename N50, will include two integrated cameras and rely on gesture controls and voice......
STMicroelectronics introduced two ultra low power global shutter image sensors designed for smart glasses, augmented reality devices, virtual reality headsets, wearables, and medical electronics where energy efficiency is critical. The new sensors, named VD55G4 and VD65G4, join the company’s BrightSense......
Apple is developing six new hardware categories as it prepares for a major leadership transition, according to reporting from Mark Gurman. The lineup includes artificial intelligence powered AirPods, smart glasses, a wearable pendant, a home display, a tabletop robot, and a security camera. Together,......
Snap Inc. and Qualcomm have signed a multi year partnership to equip Snap’s upcoming augmented reality glasses with Snapdragon chips, as the company prepares to launch a consumer version of its devices later in 2026. The agreement builds on more than five years of collaboration between the two......
A grassroots campaign called BanRay has become the latest flashpoint in a widening debate over wearable surveillance, urging the public to treat always-recording AI smart glasses as unwelcome in shared spaces. The campaign, hosted at BanRay.eu, argues that devices such as the Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses......
Meta unveiled its latest generation of smart glasses, promising a bold integration of fashion, technology, and artificial intelligence into daily life. During the launch, the company showcased advanced features, including a bright built-in display, gesture controls, and real-time translation. However,......
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