Smart Glasses in Workplace

News

Meta, Ray-Ban and Smart Glasses

Meta Invests $3.5B in Ray-Ban, Oakley Maker to Create AI Smart Glasses

Meta has reportedly invested $3.5 billion in EssilorLuxottica, the eyewear company that owns Ray-Ban and Oakley. The two companies have been in partnership since 2020, collaborating on glasses featuring artificial intelligence technology.

Mashable on MSN · 13d

Do Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses work as an accessibility device?

Unfortunately, while it is a novel device, relying on the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses to help you navigate the world would be foolhardy at best. What are Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses

Investopedia on MSN · 1d

Meta Buys Stake in the Parent Company of Ray-Ban and Oakley, Report Says

The social media giant invested in EssilorLuxottica SA, which has collaborated with Meta on smart glasses, Bloomberg reported.

Hosted on MSN17h

I just tested a smart ring that can control your AR glasses — and this is what wearables have been missing

Alongside Snapdragon AR1+ powering the future of smart glasses, Qualcomm also announced a new way to ... which is why a smart ring like the KiWear makes so much sense to me. If the company can ...

21h

5 surprise products Samsung could unveil at Unpacked today - including smart glasses

Project Moohan, the Galaxy Ring 2, and a tri-fold phone are just a few of the potential surprise reveals lined up for ...

These Transcribing Eyeglasses Put Subtitles on the World

TranscribeGlass can subtitle conversations in nearly real time and will soon be able to translate languages and tell you when ...

Race for smart glasses: Is Apple in danger of losing the race?

Apple has lost out on artificial intelligence. A similar lag could be repeated with smart glasses and AR glasses. An analysis ...

VentureBeat29d

Qualcomm shares its vision for the future of smart glasses with on-glass Gen AI

And while smart glasses will be able to run SLMs on their own, that doesn’t mean they won’t work in tandem with a constellation of devices around you, whether it’s your smartphone or PC.

Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.

Hide inaccessible results