However, Kuo also says we may see a sort of Vision Pro 1.5 going into production in Q3 2025—that means a Vision Pro that is ...

It’s easy to scoff at AI and ask, “Who is actually asking for this?” You might also think that smart glasses “aren’t worth it ...

The Vision Pro is exquisitely advanced, but also uncomfortable, pricey, and functionally lacking. I had a better time at spatial computing with smart glasses.

Weinstock is an engineer with a background in 3D work, and the early prototypes of the SolidddVision were actually an example of autostereoscopic, or glasses-free 3D.

Apple today sent out surveys to some Vision Pro users, asking them a series of questions about the utility of various features, owned ...

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.

Qualcomm says that Snapdragon AR1+ allows smart glasses (like the RayNeo X3 Pro) to run Small Language Models like Llama 1B. With this setup, devices would seemingly need less hardware on the inside.