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There are many in the hacker community who would love to experiment with augmented reality (AR), but the hardware landscape isn’t exactly overflowing with options that align with our goals …read more Continue reading Chatting About the State of Hacker-Friendly AR Gear
In the world of hardware hacking, you sometimes spend a ridiculous amount of time debugging a problem, only to find a simple solution that was right in front of you …read more Continue reading Cutting a Wearable Display in Half is Harder and Simpler than it Seems
TCL officially launched the NXTWEAR G wearable display at Mobile World Congress last year, which essentially served as an external screen made large for a smartphone, tablet or laptop. The company improved on the idea for CES 2022 and has now hit Kicks… Continue reading TCL’s smart specs put a huge virtual display in front of your eyes
Although companies keep trying to make the metaverse happen, most people would probably be happy with our own reality given a little augmentation. Lenovo has now announced a new wearable display called the Lenovo Glasses T1, which can connect to phones… Continue reading Lenovo smart glasses create a virtual big screen on the go
We’ve already seen camera-equipped glasses that tell blind wearers what they’re looking at. Well, Voicee is a bit different, in that it’s a microphone-equipped set of glasses which display the text of what other people are saying.Continue ReadingCatego… Continue reading Voicee glasses are the latest to offer captioning to deaf wearers
Hot on the heels of Facebook’s Ray-Ban Stories comes a pair of concept smart glasses from Chinese tech firm Xiaomi that don’t just push notifications from a smartphone, but also sport some nifty independent functionality.Continue ReadingCategory: Weara… Continue reading Smart Glasses help you find your way with MicroLED head-up display
Facebook is hoping that it can succeed where others have failed, and use its massive global presence to make smart glasses a worldwide hit, partnering with Ray-Ban to launch a pair of photo/video-capturing glasses called Ray-Ban Stories.Continue Readin… Continue reading Facebook aims for your face with Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses
Smart specs don’t always need to be packed with technology to be useful – like the newly unveiled NXTWEAR G from TCL, which are powered by a smartphone, tablet, or laptop and act as an external screen for that device, one that can reach a virtual size … Continue reading TCL NXTWEAR G specs let you take a 140-inch screen anywhere
Tech startup Ampere has smartened up the humble sunglasses with Dusk, a pair of shades that change tint on demand via a phone app or a button press. A deluxe model also packs built-in speakers and a microphone for making calls.Continue ReadingCategory:… Continue reading App-controlled smart sunglasses change tint on demand
If the smart specs already on the market aren’t enough to get you excited, why not make your own? That’s exactly what electrical engineer and product designer Sam March has done, with the help of a CNC router and some app coding. The device is a follow… Continue reading DIY smart glasses light the way for walking directions