BirdiLens has put course maps, yardages and an AI putting line into the GV1, a 43-gram pair of AR glasses aimed at golfers.
Qualcomm’s XR chief says an always-sensing camera can detect and obscure faces on the device, so no face data leaves the glasses.
The Netherlands’ privacy authority wants camera glasses kept out of hospitals, courtrooms and places of worship, saying bystanders cannot tell if they are being filmed.
The VR fitness app Meta shelved is relaunching as an independent studio, with an October Quest release and day-one support for Meta’s 100-gram VR Glasses.
Meta has detailed the confidential-computing system that keeps AI requests from its glasses out of even its own reach, alongside a new opt-out for AI training.
Insta360’s cofounder says future glasses would chase image quality over an AI assistant on your face.
The Times is rebuilding its recipe steps as short spoken cues for display and audio-only Meta glasses.
The eyewear maker is dramatizing the privacy fears that camera glasses keep triggering.
Qualcomm showed PrismML’s on-device model answering questions about what a wearer sees, entirely on the glasses.
Meta’s camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio starts at $349 while the camera-equipped Gen 3 climbs to $449.
