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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.
A critical opinion piece arguing that smart glasses are a dead end due to both technical and fashion/cultural issues, highlighting the tacky CEOs promoting them.
The article discusses Snap's new Specs AR glasses, praising their advanced technology but criticizing their unwieldy design and comfort issues, questioning whether anyone will want to wear them.
Pixi launches an iOS messaging app that uses on-device AI to send interactive AR characters that respond to real-world surroundings and user emotions, aiming to make conversations more playful and present.
Snap's new $2,195 Specs AR glasses aim to be a fashion statement, but their bulky design may limit everyday appeal despite celebrity endorsements.
Evan Spiegel demonstrates the new Specs AR glasses to the public at AWE.
Snap unveils its $2,195 AI-powered Specs, with CEO Evan Spiegel declaring them the computer of the future.
Snapchat unveils lightweight see-through AR glasses that integrate a powerful computer, marking a notable consumer wearable release.
Snap introduced SPECS augmented reality glasses at Augmented World Expo 2026, featuring a lightweight standalone design with liquid crystal on silicon display technology and electrochromic lenses for everyday use.
The Xreal Aura XR glasses, developed in collaboration with Google, are now available for preorder with a $99 deposit, with a full launch expected in Fall 2025 across multiple countries.
Snap has launched its new AR Specs smart glasses for consumers at $2,195, featuring a 51-degree field of view, four-hour battery life, and AI-powered visual assistance, with preorders available now.
Snap is launching its consumer AR glasses, Specs, for $2,195 with preorders available now and shipping this fall. The standalone glasses feature dual processors, a 51-degree field of view, and up to 20 hours of total battery life with the charging case.
Apple announced visionOS 27 at WWDC, featuring Siri AI integration, curved windows, faster Wi-Fi, and a redesigned Control Center. The developer beta is available now, with a public beta next month and full launch in the fall.
PC architecture and AR expert Jeri Ellsworth shares her technical career journey from Valve R&D to founding Tilt 5, an AR glasses company. She discusses the allure of retro gaming, ethical technology choices, and the resurgence of physical board games driven by people's fatigue with AI-generated junk content.
The article covers the development of AI-powered contact lenses that combine augmented reality, health monitoring, and AI into a normal-looking lens, with companies like XPANCEO and Mojo Vision pushing the technology forward despite significant challenges.
President Trump signed a new AI executive order introducing a voluntary review system for frontier models, while Anduril and Meta are developing AR smart glasses for military use.
China introduces a virtual reality shooting game in shopping malls where players use gun controllers with mounted smartphones to see virtual enemies overlaid on the real mall interior through the camera feed.
A developer built a web app for Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses that gamifies running by loading past GPX data from Strava and adding coin and sprint zone mechanics.