A report last month said that Meta was also working on a more sophisticated version, which would add a display. Meta plans to add displays to its Ray-Ban smart glasses as soon as next year ...

Smart glasses are wearable devices that resemble regular glasses but include advanced technology such as displays, cameras, and voice assistants. They can provide augmented reality (AR) experiences, ...

The same camera that lets the AI see what you do should be able to capture hands-free photos and videos. A more exciting direction would be smart glasses with a heads-up display that lets you ...

Bloomberg reported Tuesday that the two companies had teamed up on a smart glasses partnership ... being developed that will “include a display on the bottom portion of the right lens that ...

The company is also developing a $1,000 pair of smart glasses based on the Ray-Ban Meta’s design, with an AR display projected on the bottom portion of the right lens, according to the report.

is working on upgrades to its popular smart glasses and is exploring ... also plans to release new high-end glasses with a built-in display in 2025, said the people, who asked not to be identified ...

These new glasses could reportedly cost more than $1,000 and face stiff competition from rumored Apple smart glasses. Meta is doubling down on wearable tech, with work ... a display in the right ...

But most importantly, the biggest change will be higher-end smart glasses coming later this year. Codenamed ‘Hypernova,’ these devices are said to be more akin to the Ray-Ban glasses but supposedly ...

A vision technology startup has developed a pair of smart glasses that clear up ... see to the displays on the inside of the glasses' lenses. Each display features a plenoptic array of 64 tiny ...

Geller Meta is reportedly also working on a higher-end version of the Ray-Ban smart glasses. Codenamed “Hypernova,” the model will support AR, with a display sitting on the bottom portion of ...

The Even Realities G1 don't have a camera or speaker like the Ray-Ban Meta. Yet they somehow stand out in an ever-growing market.

According to Mark Gurman at Bloomberg, along with Oakley-branded smart glasses, Meta’s devices group, Reality Labs, is also planning to release new high-end glasses with a built-in display late ...