Xreal's One Pro smartglasses simulate a 171-inch spatial screen with 57-degree field of view at a 120Hz refresh.

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I wear spectacles every day to see clearly, and wearables have long been an area of modern tech I find very interesting. Therefore, I should be excited about the current influx of audio “smartglasses” ...

All the talk of Apple entering the AR market has refueled our appetite for smartglasses. Could we finally be about to realize the dream of connected eyewear? Much of the discourse seems to assume that ...

An alternate reality is preparing to leapfrog the need for total immersion VR. It promises to enhance what we see in the real world, instead of shutting us off from it. Rather than transporting us to ...

Facebook and Ray-Ban are collaborating on what promises to be a pair of smartglasses, something that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in July would “let you do some pretty neat things.” Well, the ...

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, ...

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Lenskart is set to launch its AI-powered B by Lenskart smartglasses in India, featuring a Sony camera, Snapdragon AR1 chipset, and a voice-based AI assistant.

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 ...