Meta has reportedly invested $3.5 billion in EssilorLuxottica, the eyewear company that owns Ray-Ban and Oakley. The two ...

I've compiled the latest rumors and leaks about the next generation of Meta smart glasses. There's a lot here, including ...

Aside from the chip for its smart glasses, Apple is also reportedly working on chips for use in other devices, including a range of more powerful Macs and AI servers. About Engadget Masthead About ...

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 ...

Apple Smart Glasses expected in 2027 with Ray-Bans-like style, voice control and gesture recognition, will be the 'next wave' in consumer electronics.

Apple Smart Glasses Release. Gurman also gives us a glimpse of when we can expect the smart glasses: “The company aims to begin mass production of the processor by the end of next year or in ...

Apple's smart glasses project has been anything but smooth. The company had been exploring true augmented reality glasses designed to pair with Mac computers for power, but Bloomberg reported in ...

Smart glasses are being increasingly discussed among several big tech giants -- Apple, Meta, and Google -- as the next frontier for AI and computing, despite sales of these devices still being far ...

Xreal's Project Aura smart glasses are closer to Meta's Project Orion than I thought — and the specs sound wild. Google I/O 2025 preview: Gemini AI, Android XR and everything else to expect .

Over the past few decades, robots have gradually started making their way into various real-world settings, including some malls, airports and hospitals, as well as a few offices and households.

When I saw Google’s Project Astra, a real-time computer vision-based UI, last year, I was cautiously excited for the future—the future of smart glasses specifically.In its (admittedly very ...

The Google smart glasses era is back, sort of. Today, Google and Xreal announced a strategic partnership for a new Android XR device called Project Aura at the Google I/O developer conference.