Ray-Ban Display arrives in five new countries carrying Hologram calling and landmark-based navigation.
Health Canada and the US CPSC have pulled INMO’s AIR3 glasses over an overheating left arm, with firmware 3.16 named as the fix.
Qualcomm’s new hearables chip doubles on-device AI, and audio glasses sit on its target list.
Meta’s Muse Charm puts the company’s AI agent on a keyring, with shipping expected around December.
Morphotonics has raised €40M to build more of the nanoimprint machines that produce the waveguides inside AR glasses.
EssilorLuxottica’s second-generation hearing glasses add clearer speech, on-frame controls and 10 hours of battery in frames that still look ordinary.
A setup screen posted online suggests Meta is testing its Muse agent as the default assistant for connected eyewear, with a list of features still to come.
Western Australia will keep smart glasses out of every public school from October 12, and the rule reaches parents, carers and visitors as well as pupils.
An Australian investigation found more than a dozen flaws letting anyone nearby take over a AU$60 pair of Temu smart glasses and read its owner’s details.