Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality Here’s how Snapchat Spectacles are being used in the real world right now - and you might be surprised Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality I experienced Snap ...

The partnership announced by Samsung, Qualcomm, and Google last year is ... Google has also teased a pair of prototype AR glasses running its upcoming Project Astra multimodal AI assistant at ...

We told you Google would be gunning for Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses with its Android XR “spatial computing” platform that ...

Differentiating from the company’s existing Snapdragon XR2 chips, Qualcomm says the AR2 architecture is better suited for creating AR glasses with low power consumption and compact form factors.

Its first new augmented reality chip, the Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1, appeared in the Meta Ray Ban Smart Glasses, but that’s just the start of its mixed reality ambition. Like me, Qualcomm sees a ...

Qualcomm is prepping to ... employee uses the AI agent to find her glasses and put them on. The phone view disappeared and seemed to be replaced by an AR view through the glasses themselves ...

Qualcomm today announced its newest chips for XR and AR platforms: the Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 for VR and mixed-reality devices and the AR1 Gen 1, specifically designed for smart glasses. It’s been ...

Swart said “Snapdragon AR2 represents another metaverse-defining platform in our XR portfolio to help our OEM partners revolutionize AR glasses.” Qualcomm powers 60+ XR (AR and VR) devices ...

Both Qualcomm and Niantic also announced AR glasses based on the Qualcomm AR2 Gen 1 platform that serve as developer platforms. Overview of the Snapdragon Spaces XR developer environment One of ...

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Therefore, most AR headsets are available as a pair of glasses. In fact, companies such as Oppo and Qualcomm have projected AR headsets to be extensions of smartphones. While that seems accurate ...