The Google Glass smartglasses may have largely disappeared from the public eye but that doesn't mean Google isn't working on a new version. Here's everything we know about the new Google smartglasses.The post Here’s everything we know about the new Google Glass smartglasses appeared first on Digital Trends.
Snap was left with hundreds of thousands of unsold Spectacles last year. Despite this, the company is reportedly releasing two new versions of the smart eyewear.The post Making a Spectacle: Snap may release two new versions of its smart glasses appeared first on Digital Trends.
VSP Global is now rolling out Level, a set of "smart" glasses that tracks your daily activities, such as calories burned and distance traveled. The drawback is that the specs are only available through participating optometrists.The post See ya, Fitbit: VSP Global’s smart glasses make activity tracking look stylish appeared first on Digital Trends.
Intel's Vaunt smart glasses are more important than Intel probably even knows. They just might be the most significant AR wearable we've ever seen, and there's a simple reason for that: They're actually wearable.The post Intel’s Vaunt glasses are the first, most important step toward the AR revolution appeared first on Digital Trends.
Now available for preorder on Indiegogo, Brain Power’s Empower Me system is hailed as the world’s first wearable smart glasses platform that's designed explicitly to help autistic people.The post New augmented reality ‘coach’ aims to help autistic people build life skills appeared first on Digital Trends.
Researchers from the United Kingdom's University of Oxford have developed a pair of smart augmented reality glasses that will soon help thousands of people who are legally blind to see again.The post Augmented reality glasses will soon help legally blind people see again appeared first on Digital Trends.
A patent filed by Amazon reveals potential plans for new technology that lets you control things in your home, like lights, with your eyes. The tech could make it so you can simply stare at an object with your eyes and get info or purchasing options related to that object.The post Look at your TV to turn it on? Amazon could be making it happen appeared first on Digital Trends.
Bye-bye bifocals. A new pair of smart glasses from the University of Utah may have just eliminated the need for spectacles. According to researchers, their new smart glasses come with liquid lenses that can automatically adjust their focus.The post Could these liquid lens smart glasses eliminate the need for bifocals? appeared first on Digital Trends.
Thanks to Kai, you can turn any old pair of spectacles into smart spectacles, because even if you're not a fan of Google Glass or Snap's Spectacles, you should still be able to get your connected-gadget fix. The post Add some smarts to any old pair of glasses with Kai, now on Kickstarter appeared first on Digital Trends.
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