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When your glasses know you better than you know yourself, do you have a more convenient life, or deprived privacy?

Moving offices into the gaming world and replacing performance evaluations with virtual currency. Japanese company ViKet Town is redefining how we work.

Steam just launched a VR tactical shooter called Geronimo—aimed at squad tactical combat, rough around the edges but gets the core right.

How did a century-old Yokosuka jacket find its way into the metaverse?

Apple is quietly abandoning its XR headset strategy, betting everything on AI glasses instead

When technology lets you own everything in the virtual world, will you still pay for material possession in reality?

Chinese smart glasses company Even Realities secured $150 million in funding, reaching a $1 billion valuation to become a unicorn. Led by Meituan and Tencent.

Imagine a scenario: you walk into a café, and the person at the next table is wearing a pair of ordinary-looking smart glasses. You see no indicator lights flashing, but those glasses are recording audio and taking a photo every few seconds, capturing everything you do.

Meta wants to cram cameras into every corner of their glasses, but Even Realities cut the camera completely. Yesterday this Chinese company secured a $150M Series B round led by Tencent and Meituan, reaching a $1B valuation.