Sentences with phrase «making augmented reality glasses»

Any number of companies are making augmented reality glasses.

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And lightweight augmented reality glasses for everyday wear have so far failed to make headway (think Snap Spectacles or Google Glass).

Companies that make parts for augmented reality glasses — including Vuzix, WaveOptics, Lumus and Apple supplier Quanta — all have products in the pipeline for that time frame.

Augmented - reality glasses already make it possible to visualise what was once unseeable, by overlaying graphics onto your field of view.

The emergence of Google Glass made a big splash, and got people talking about augmented reality and the possibilities it promised.

German optics company Carl Zeiss and Deutsche Telekom made a joint bet on augmented reality smart glasses, having recently founded a startup dedicated to researching and developing such solutions.

Apple is taking augmented reality seriously and rumors are already circulating that the company is making its own pair of AR glasses.

Taking into account recent reports that the Cupertino giant has been working on its own smart glasses in the style of Google Glass, the move towards developing technologies for augmented reality makes a lot more sense.

Google is reportedly working on a standalone headset that blends augmented reality with virtual reality, which could make up for Google Glass.

Apple's smart glasses probably won't be ready for another year or two at the earliest, but if you're still wondering what a pair of augmented - reality glasses from Apple might look like, Freelancer.com — a popular freelancing and crowdsourcing marketplace — recently held a contest to see what a pair of Apple - made smart glasses should look like.

As my colleague Lauren Goode mentioned, Apple is supposedly developing augmented reality glasses, and it needs apps to make that work.

Although its price and design — the Blades look like something stolen from a 3D showing of Star Wars — will almost certainly make the Vuzix Blade a niche product, the addition of Alexa and an augmented reality display makes them more practical than previous wearables, such as Google Glasses and the one - trick Snapchat Spectacles.

Perhaps Apple will adopt some of Xiaomi's new solutions for next year's iPhone, which is expected to be made mostly of glass to deliver a groundbreaking new augmented reality experience.

Suffice it to say that Bose didn't actually create anything new or groundbreaking here, but by making audio the focus of its unique augmented reality glasses, it was able to create an experience uncluttered by unnecessary visual overlays and a level of immersion that's ordinary in a way that doesn't push past being too gimmicky.