标签：smart glasses

WearIQ launches smart Bluetooth glasses at Walmart for just $30, disrupting the high-priced wearable market and making cutting-edge tech accessible and stylish for everyone.

From Meta to Xiaomi, AI smart glasses are quietly changing our lifestyles. Say goodbye to screens—are you ready to wear the future?

After years of stagnation, the smart glasses market is seeing a shakeup as Mentra enters with its open-source MentraOS 2.0, aiming to become the 'Android' for next-gen lightweight XR glasses. Can it break the tech giants' monopoly and usher in a new era?

Today, renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo released his latest product roadmap forecast for Apple's Vision series and AI glasses (2025-2028), emphasizing that Apple's first smart glasses are expected to be released in the second quarter of 2027.

Xiaomi AI Glasses make a splash, seemingly taking aim at Ray-Ban Meta. Is its unique payment feature the killer app smart wearables need?

Have you ever imagined this scenario: when you walk into a café, today's menu automatically appears before your eyes; when talking with friends, your smart glasses provide real-time translation. This sci-fi scene is becoming reality—it's smart glasses.

The smart glasses sector has been buzzing with activity lately. Industry leader Vuzix recently announced a cumulative $15 million investment from Quanta Computer, drawing widespread attention. With the latest $5 million round from the world-leading ODM and strategic partner Quanta, Quanta's total investment in Vuzix now reaches about $15 million. This funding signals bigger moves ahead for Vuzix in smart glasses.

Hey tech enthusiasts and sports lovers, has the tech world been a bit restless lately? That's right, Meta is about to make some big news! They're not just playing with the metaverse anymore - they're directly targeting our eyes - Meta has officially announced a partnership with the sports veteran Oakley to launch smart sports glasses!

In recent years, AR technology has developed rapidly and gradually integrated into our daily lives. Under this trend, Canadian company Flybits has launched a new payment card called 'XRCard', attracting widespread attention. This card can be operated through voice commands using smart glasses, potentially revolutionizing how we conduct banking transactions.