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A tweet describes a feature in Blender 3D that enables users to take photos of the real world and paste them directly into the software for 3D modeling.
This paper surveys smart glasses as unified first-person intelligence platforms, presenting a systematic framework for perception-state-interaction-action loops and evaluation protocols across constrained hardware and diverse applications.
Galactic Compass 2 is an update to an iPhone app that adds augmented reality mode and Apple Watch support, allowing users to interactively navigate towards the galactic center with AI-assisted development.
Matt Webb shares how using ChatGPT as an interactive tutor helped him learn quaternions for his Galactic Compass 2 app, illustrating that AI can enhance personal learning and development.
Kivicube is a no-code platform that lets users create AR experiences with AI assistance.
Santiago reacts to NewEyes AI by Collov Labs, an AI that lets your camera understand and act on what you see — shopping, styling, calorie counting, plant care, and more.
A WIRED feature examining the privacy concerns around camera-equipped smart glasses, especially Meta's Ray-Ban glasses, and how companies like Google, Samsung, and Apple are approaching the issue.
Ctruh Studio lets users create interactive 3D and XR experiences without coding.
Samsung reveals two new designs of its upcoming smart glasses, developed with Google and eyewear brands Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, featuring 9-hour battery life and AI capabilities like Gemini and Bixby.
Halliday's Gen 2 smart glasses replace the finicky single-lens display with dual waveguide displays for both eyes, offering a much-improved viewing experience. They introduce Meeting Flow AI features for real-time meeting assistance, including Thread Tracker, Decision Confirmation, and Commitment Check, while deliberately omitting a camera for privacy and longer battery life.
The author suggests that spatial video technology will have a profound emotional impact by allowing users to virtually place lost loved ones in the same room, more powerfully than photos.
An AI Augmented Reality companion malfunctions during a Japanese lesson, causing an unexpected incident.
Orbit is an iOS app that uses augmented reality to track over 15,000 satellites, planets, and debris in real-time by pointing your camera at the sky.
Pokémon Go's 10th anniversary event in Times Square finally fulfilled the promise of its original trailer by hosting a massive in-person raid battle with nearly 2,000 players, showcasing how far the game has come since its troubled 2017 launch.
CatchCat is a mobile game that turns real-world cat sightings into collectible digital cards using on-device detection and a snack-can scanning mechanic.
Nilay Patel argues that true augmented reality glasses inevitably require invasive camera recording and cloud processing, posing societal privacy trade-offs that may make the product not worth pursuing.
Over a thousand Pokémon Go players gathered in Times Square for a live event featuring a Mega Mewtwo Y raid, celebrating the game's 10th anniversary and fulfilling a promise from the original trailer.
Xgimi's MemoMind One smart glasses, shown at CES 2026 and now on Kickstarter, offer a camera-free, privacy-focused AI display experience with a floating green screen, but the beta version has bugs and limited outdoor visibility.
Mark Zuckerberg outlines his 10-year vision for smart glasses replacing smartphones as the primary computing device.
LiveEdit proposes a causal, frame-by-frame streaming video editing framework that achieves real-time performance (12.66 FPS) via a three-stage distillation pipeline and AR-oriented mask cache, enabling stable long-horizon edits.