Magic Leap One notwithstanding, augmented reality gear isn't ready for the consumer market; AR headsets have a number of challenges to overcome before they are must-have gadgets.
Minimis Technologies announced Minimis Glass, a standalone piece of wearable tech that incorporates a high-resolution wave-guide heads-up display into a pair of minimalist sunglasses.
Smartphone distractions are already bad enough; AR glasses will be worse.
AR glasses are impressive, but I would choose a smartphone over them any day.
Well, it won’t happen anytime soon, but this is a definite possibility as AR glasses become increasingly advanced.
This technology raises serious privacy concerns, especially if it falls into the hands of creepy individuals or dictatorial governments.
Some law enforcement agencies are already using smart surveillance glasses!
These college students turning Meta’s Ray-Ban Smart Glasses into surveillance devices. Talk about creativity!
This company has made discreet facial recognition smart glasses!
https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/10/18659660/facial-recognition-smart-glasses-sunglasses-surveillance-vuzix-nntc-uae
I found these surveillance glasses!
These would be tremendously helpful for blind people.
These assistive smart glasses are on Amazon!
AI smart glasses can offer endless possibilities for visually impaired people.
How about these smart HUD glasses offering paragliders an unforgettable AR experience.
HUD smart glasses can be perfect for running enthusiasts!
Check out these smart glasses with heads-up display for bikers!
https://www.t3.com/news/bmws-smart-glasses-are-a-gamer-changer-for-bikers-and-i-want-them
These look cool! You just need to ensure you don’t walk into traffic for being too distracted.
Here’s one!