Smart glasses, connected to phones with on-device AI, will let users engage in new ways with the world, says Qualcomm's SVP.

Maybe it would be a precursor to the more sophisticated AR glasses that Apple will likely develop in the more distant future ...

Most discussions of facial recognition technology contemplate a world in which people walk the streets and drive the roads ...

While the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are locked to using Meta AI, there are other smart glasses on the market that have ...

Apple, a leading tech giant is reportedly evaluating the smart glasses market as it considers launching its pair of advanced wearable ... setting the stage for further AR integration in the future.

Apple is reportedly gearing up to expand its product lineup with smart glasses, entering a category that's seen growing ...

In September, Meta and Snap both unveiled augmented reality smart glasses. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Snap CEO Evan Spiegel ...

In a roundtable session with Ziad Asghar, Qualcomm’s SVP and General Manager of XR and Spatial Computing, I learned a lot about the chipmaker’s plans for the future of Extended Reality (XR), which is ...

Both parties will be showcasing how neural interface wristband can be seamlessly integrated into AR devices, enhancing user experience by enabling hands-free, gesture-based interactions in augmented ...

As the glasses aren't polished enough to go to market, the company's biggest challenge is to find a way to pack all the technology into a smaller form factor. For Snap to attract users ...