Snap joins Meta, Google and Apple in trying to shape the future of computing with the release of high-tech glasses. Efforts to get people to wear a computer on their face will ramp up in 2026.

Despite waves of hype, mixed-reality technology has yet to achieve mainstream adoption due to high costs, hardware ...

Augmented-reality smart glasses are likely to retain their foothold as something owned and used by businesses in the industrial sphere, where high prices aren’t a deterrent, ...

Xreal isn’t abandoning its own chipset however. Aura itself will sport an upgraded X1S chip that’s a “modified version of X1 with even more power under the hood.” The X1 chipset is what’s inside the ...

A software engineer on X has built an augmented reality app for Snap's Spectacles, using Google's Gemini AI to identify advertisements and brands in the real world.

Snap unveiled its latest $1,200 augmented reality eyeglasses on Tuesday. Snap Inc. Snap shares dropped 2% Tuesday after having increased about 10.8% over the past five days prior to the announcement.

The first pair of commercial augmented reality glasses to sport Google’s newfangled Android XR aren’t merely a wearable computer you can slip on and off with ease. Xreal’s Project Aura glasses still ...

Marketed as "ultramodern AR glasses with an edge," the XREAL Air is a pair of augmented reality sunglasses that boast the ability to watch movies, stream, work, and game anywhere you want without ...

If you’re into pushing tech boundaries from home, this one’s for you. Redditor [mi_kotalik] has crafted ‘Zero’, a custom pair of DIY augmented reality (AR) glasses using a Raspberry Pi … ...

Unlike virtual-reality glasses such as Oculus Rift, which block out the real world, augmented-reality glasses such as the R-7s allow wearers to see the real world while other images can be ...

He’ll use the augmented-reality glasses when the appropriate opportunity arises, but not without some mixed feelings. “I don’t know if this is taking us to a good place, but it’s going to happen,” he ...