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The company works hard to make sure that’s the case, fitting the glasses to your specific face. But glasses shift and move throughout the day, which means there’s plenty of re-adjusting in ...

North, previously known as Thalmic Labs, has raised $130 million to launch its smartglasses, ... Since the glasses are custom-made and require your face to be scanned, ...

North’s Focals smart glasses have had pretty limited reach until now, requiring buyers to visit one of two boutique stores to get fitted for a pair of glasses. But now, anyone with an iPhone X ...

North makes Focals, smart glasses that are customized for your face. The company makes a 3D model of your head and walks you through a demo. But that’s only your first visit. A second fitting is ...

Lake said that North is also working on a "Go" UI experience that'll integrate other apps like Uber, so you can request a ride with the glasses, or Maps, which can give you turn-by-turn walking ...

A total solar eclipse crossed North America on April 8, with the moon completely blocking the face of the sun, darkening the sky and creating a path of totality for so many parts of the United States.

North's Focals smart glasses are getting significantly more affordable, ... However for the system to work properly, Focals need to be correctly sized for the user's face.

North believes people are, in fact, willing to pay for smart glasses now, and at a premium. They're priced at $999, including a custom fitting session at North's Brooklyn, NY, or Toronto, Canada ...