Smartglasses are poised to go mainstream in the next few years — what does that mean for how we'll work and consume ...

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The Ray-Ban Meta smartglasses are just the beginning for Meta, if a new report detailing the company’s hardware plan for the coming year is accurate. Meta apparently has multiple new smartglass ...

NullPxl]’s Ban-Rays concept is a wearable that detects when one is in the presence of camera-bearing smartglasses, such as ...

Patented virtual reality smartglasses are the first true vision correction for people living with vision loss due to macular degeneration LAS VEGAS and NEW YORK, Jan. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- ...

Despite having no smartglasses product, Apple ranked as the third most important smartglasses platform after Microsoft HoloLens and Magic Leap in a recent survey of AR/VR industry insiders by ...

Google Glass, in a new form, appeared this week in Vancouver. The maligned technology of a decade ago may be returning at the right moment as the AR market warms up.

Google sent Glass back to the drawing board in January, but Sony still plans to sell its own Android-compatible smartglasses -- known as SmartEyeglass -- to developers for $840 in early March.

We've seen several attempts to create head-up display smartglasses for motorcyclists in the past, and we've been wildly unenthusiastic so far ... but that just changed. BMW Motorrad is demonstrating ...

Is Apple on a mission to reinvent eyeglasses? Perhaps, and the resulting technology could ship in glasses with virtually infinite adjustments to your changing vision over time, never mind bifocal or ...

What happens when a company that makes old-fashioned spectacles attempts smartglasses? You get something like Meme, from Japanese glasses maker JINS. Still in prototype stage and courting developers, ...