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One of the Most Prolific VR Headset Makers (Not Meta) Now Has Smart Glasses (Not Ray-Bans)
The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses have proved popular enough that now many of the longtime staples of VR are coming out of the woodwork to offer their own version. HTC is now fashioning a pair of stylish frames called the Vive Eagle.
The Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Were Much Better Than I Expected
On first glance, these glasses don’t look too different from standard Ray-Bans. But that’s to their benefit; they’re classic for a reason and look great on just about anyone. They come in two different frames: the classic Wayfarers and the rounder Skyler.
The Ally Solos Glasses use cameras and Envision’s AI to describe the world around you.
Solos is teaming up with Envision to add an AI for the low-vision community to its smart glasses. The tool will be available ...
A new report claims that Samsung is working on its own AI-powered smart glasses to compete against the likes of the Ray-Ban ...
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Smart Glasses Finally Get Smart About Real Accessibility Needs
Solos AirGo smart glasses with Ally AI read text, recognize faces, and describe scenes for blind users at $399 with 10-hour ...
Devices like the Meta Ray Bans can be surprisingly good, but they're evolving fast, so you'll probably want to wait right now ...
The smart glasses market is set to enter a critical year in 2025, with competition escalating among European, American, ...
Samsung’s much-rumored smart glasses will enter the market in 2026 according to a new report, but the South Korean giant has just been beaten to market by a Taiwanese rival, HTC.
Envision, an accessible tech company, just released the Ally Solos smart glasses, which use multimodal AI to describe your surroundings, read text, and even recognize people.
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