Meta’s newest artificial-intelligence powered smart glasses include a tiny display and can be controlled by a neural wristband that lets you control it with barely perceptible movements

Meta is expected to launch on Wednesday its first consumer-ready smart glasses with a built-in display, seeking to extend the momentum of its Ray-Ban line, an early consumer hit of the artificial intelligence era.

The Meta CEO said the company would start offering a wristband that detects slight hand gestures and that connects with a pair of $799 smart glasses.

“Xreal One are more than just a spec bump, changing the game with a built-in chip that makes virtual displays super-steady and scalable with no extra hardware or software.” Buy at Amazon The new Xreal One smart glasses bring several significant ...

Over the past few years, the smart glasses segment has emerged as a lighter and more versatile alternative to headsets. Collectively, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR) fall under the umbrella term of extended reality (XR).

Smart glasses are an exciting idea right now. In theory, they’re a new gadget that does lots of the stuff that our phones do, but in an always-there form factor. They can take pictures, make calls, translate menus, and—if the tech and the investment ...

I predict that 2025 will be the year smart glasses break big. The technology is finally advanced enough for tech spectacles to be useful instead of gimmicky; the general public knows what they are; and the new generation of smart glasses look like glasses ...

Mark Zuckerberg says the next great personal computer won’t live in your pocket but on your face. If smart glasses get light, useful, and social enough, ... Continue Reading →

I believe the next great fitness wearable will not be a smartwatch or smart ring — it will be glasses. I saw this for myself when trying a prototype of the new eyewear Emteq Labs is keen to launch next year. Sporting sensors all around the rims, it can ...