I Tried Snap's New Standalone AR Glasses, Which Do Mixed Reality, AI and Work Outdoors
These subscription-based developer glasses aim to go where bigger headsets like the Quest 3 and Vision Pro can't yet.
A computer on your face? Snap and others still trying to make AR glasses a reality
Bailenson and other Stanford researchers tested out the Meta Quest 3, a “mixed reality” headset that lets people blend physical and virtual worlds. While the headset is different from AR glasses, the gadget can display real-time video of a user’s surroundings in the physical world.
Here’s what I made of Snap’s new augmented-reality Spectacles
Anyway. Snap announced a new version of its Spectacles today. These are AR glasses that could finally deliver on the promises devices like Magic Leap, or HoloLens, or even Google Glass, made many years ago. I got to try them out a couple of weeks ago. They are pretty great! (But also: See above)
Snap advances bet on augmented reality with new version of Spectacles glasses
Snap announced an upgraded version of its Spectacles augmented-reality glasses on Tuesday, doubling down on its bet that wearable devices to enhance the view of the real world will be one of the next frontiers in tech.
Snap unveils latest AR glasses despite ongoing struggles in core ad business
Snap on Tuesday announced the fifth generation of its Spectacles augmented reality glasses, despite its core business continuing to struggle.
Snap's new Spectacles 5 AR glasses are very large and not for sale - here's why
Snap aims to bring 'cloud-hosted multimodal AI models' to its AR headset, which houses powerful hardware from Qualcomm. Developers can sign up here.
Snap Unveils New Spectacles in Fresh Augmented Reality Push
Snap Inc. Chief Executive Officer Evan Spiegel unveiled a new version of the company’s Spectacles smart glasses, revitalizing an effort to build an advanced augmented reality product that may one day replace or rival the smartphone.
Snapchat follows up on its AR glasses dream with new pair
Sticking their goal of tech-augmented eyesight, the makers of the popular photo app Snapchat have launched their latest pair of glasses that can superimpose digital objects into real environments. The new generation of "Spectacles" with transparent lenses offers better display quality and faster response times.
Snap Unveils New AR Glasses Amid Struggles in Ad Business
Snap on Tuesday, September 17, introduced its fifth-generation augmented reality glasses, Spectacles, designed to overlay digital graphics onto the real world. These glasses are currently only accessible to developers who are willing to pay a monthly subscription fee of $99 for a year.
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Microsoft and Anduril’s Military Goggles to Undergo US Army Testing
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Meta Connect 2024 Preview: Cheaper VR Expected, Analysts See Augmented Reality And AI As Major Focus
Meta hosts its developers conference Wednesday and Thursday. Analysts expect new products to exemplify how AI is changing the ...
Costa Mesa-based Anduril teams up with Microsoft on Army combat goggles
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A Former Snap Engineer Says the Brand’s New Smart Glasses Are a ‘Disaster’
A former engineer at Snap has described the company's latest Spectacles smart glasses as a "disaster." The glasses are not ...
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Snap Spectacles take the big leap to AR with new glasses, a new OS, and lots of gesture-controlled mixed-reality
and develop for the new augmented reality platform. The AR glasses look big (as many that use similar technology do), and get, according to Snap, 45 minutes of battery life. However, this form of ...
Meta Connect 2024: The cheaper Quest 3S, AI, smart glasses and everything else to expect
Like every other big tech firm this year, Meta will be desperate to demonstrate how it plans to stay relevant in a future ...
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A computer on your face? Snap and others still trying to make augmented reality glasses a reality
So far, at least. Augmented reality glasses overlay digital images onto a person’s view of the physical world. They’re different from virtual reality headsets that fully immerse people into a ...