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Facebook's first smart glasses are the Ray-Ban Stories
Facebook's first foray into the world of smart glasses is here. Confusingly dubbed Ray-Ban Stories, they start at $299 and bring together much of the technology we've already seen in smart eyewear. They'll let you take first-person photos and videos on the go, like Snap's Spectacles. And, similar to Bose and Amazon's speaker-equipped glasses, you'll be able to listen to media, as well as take calls.
넶3 2021-09-10 -
Apple's AR headset will reportedly rely on another device due to limited processing power
More rumors suggest Apple's fabled AR and VR headset will depend on another device. The Information sources claim the headset will need to wirelessly communicate with a host device like an iPhone, iPad or computer that can handle most of the computing.
넶2 2021-09-03 -
A year later, we now know more about Facebook's Project Aria AR glasses
To say that Facebook's Project Aria AR glasses were never meant for consumers would be an understatement. Facebook does not even consider them a prototype. And they are not, and may never be, available for purchase. Rather, Facebook has always described them as a way for its employees to study and test augmented reality tech.
넶6 2021-08-26 -
影目科技发布新一代消费级AR智能眼镜
7月26日，深圳影目科技有限公司召开新一代 “影目AIR系列新品发布会”。在发布会上，消费级 AR 眼镜 INMO AIR 正式亮相。
넶3 2021-07-27
