CES 2025 was the year of the smart glasses. AR / VR headsets were everywhere. Just when we thought we covered them all – check out our coverage so far on Cheating wife moviesthe XREAL One Proand Chamelo– we'd come across yet another new pair of smart glasses.
Each had their own draws and features, things like AR glasses that focused on projecting your computer monitor or smartphone screen and devices made for AI transcription and translation.
However, one thing became very clear after seeing all these smart glasses: The smart glass space finally figured out how to make smart glasses look like actual conventional glasses.
Gone are the bulky, thick frames of even just last year. Smart glasses are finally sleek and inconspicuous. We've come a long way from even the geeky design of Google Glasses. The smart glasses of today look stylish.
On top of that, these new smart glasses are focusing on more practical use cases.
Two great examples of this were the Even Realities G1 and Halliday smart glasses. Both of these products focus on practical AI features like transcription and translation built into AR functionality, even though the way they pull it off are very different.
See that little green dot on the frame, right above the lens on the right? That's the Halliday smart glasses' screen. Credit: Mashable Halliday, for example, has created a new type of AR smart glasses that doesn't project the augmented reality imagery from the lenses.
SEE ALSO: The Solos AirGo Vision smart glasses give you access to ChatGPT whenever you need itIn fact, you can just pop out the lenses completely and go lensless and the AR functionality will still work. Halliday pulls this off by embedding a little circular screen into the frame, right above the right lens. That way, the user can just wear the glasses as normal and just take a glance over at the screen when they need to utilize the AI transcription or translation features in the screen.
A look through the Halliday smart glasses screen. Credit: Mashable While the Halliday certainly has some issues – I personally struggled with going cross-eyed every time my right eye tried to glance up at the screen – the company has managed to pack all this AR AI smart glasses functionality into a pretty everyday looking pair of glasses.
You'd never know that the Even Realities G1 were smart glasses by the looks of them. Credit: Mashable The Even Realities G1 may even look more like an ordinary pair of everyday glasses than even the Halliday. Unlike the Halliday, the G1 takes a more conventional smart glasses route with the AR functionality built into the lenses. Both devices were comfortable to wear but the G1 was much more comfortable to use as there was no tiny screen to focus on. The AI translations and transcriptions just naturally appear imposed over the real-world as you view through your glasses.
A look through the lens of the Even Realities G1. Credit: Mashable One other interesting aspect of both the Even Realities G1 and the Halliday are that there is no camera on these smart glasses. This very much helps both products to look less like a tech gadget and more like conventional eyewear.
Mashable's Matt Binder wears the Even Realities G1 Credit: Mashable It'll be interesting to see what the smart glass space looks like at, say, next year's CES. But it feels like the direction that AR glasses are going in are very much towards Even Realities G1 or Halliday's way of doing things.
Topics Augmented Reality CES
New MIT report reveals energy costs of AI tools like ChatGPT
Justin Trudeau tempers his comments on Castro just a bit
Justin Trudeau tempers his comments on Castro just a bit
Cheese advent calendar is the tastiest holiday item we've ever curd of
SpaceX's Starlink will provide free satellite internet to families in Texas school district
San Francisco transit hack hints at possible attacks to come
Gudetama the lazy egg has a new adorable themed cafe in Singapore
'Hairspray Live!' cast says show is more important now than ever
NYT Strands hints, answers for May 5
10 things Trump denounces more than hate crimes and white supremacists
How to Squeeze the Most Out of Your iPhone's Battery
How the Aussie star of 'Barry' learnt self
Donald Trump is lying about illegal votes being cast in the election
CNN courts the YouTube generation by partnering with Casey Neistat
The Baffler’s May Day Round Up
30 gifts for the person who really believes they can build a time machine and fix 2016
Meringue coffee kicks pumpkin spiced lattes to the curb
Colin Kaepernick booed in Miami for 'defending' Fidel Castro
Best keyboard deals: Save on Asus gaming keyboards at Amazon
Justin Trudeau tempers his comments on Castro just a bit
StellantisTencent Q1 profit rises 14% as AI investment begins to pay off · TechNodeXiaomi unveils selfHuawei unveils HarmonyOS 6 beta at HDC 2025 · TechNodeCATL to offer skateboard chassis to Mazda's China joint venture · TechNodeChina’s BYD, Geely offer big incentives in latest price war move · TechNodeLuo Yonghao's digital avatar draws over 13 million viewers in AIXunlei acquires maleJD.com files trademark for ‘Joyrobotaxi,’ signaling interest in autonomous rideHuawei announces launch of first HarmonyOS PC on May 19 · TechNodeMediaTek’s first 2nm chip set to tape out in September · TechNodeXiaomi unveils selfJapan’s Nissan receives more than 20,000 nonTencent not in talks to acquire Nexon, source says: report · TechNodeTencent Q1 profit rises 14% as AI investment begins to pay off · TechNodeNetEase’s wuxia game Justice debuts on Steam, global launch expected this year · TechNodeJD.com expands offline footprint with new Beijing mega mall · TechNodeCATL says it is first to meet China’s new battery safety standards · TechNodeXpeng partners with Huawei for what it calls “the world’s best headChina sees 400% y TikTok helps adoptees find a new community to explore joy, family, and belonging Timothée Chalamet brilliantly responds to John Mulaney's standup comedy bit about him Tesla delivers EVs with missing USB Instagram enables Badges for US Amazon launches clip Amazon finally launches a Prime Video app for the Mac How to remove yourself from a Twitter list 'The Great British Baking Show' co New campaign highlights stories of migrant community members supplying our holiday dinners Which iPhones are waterproof? Molly Ringwald on 'The Breakfast Club' and how to watch films now America’s most common passwords of 2021 A BBC presenter fell in a swimming pool on live TV and took it like a champ Kim Kardashian has finally shared a full Kardashian How to set up parental controls on an iPhone Brave student responds to all of Southern Oregon University with a joke about cougar sightings How to add special effects in iMessages 'The Simpsons' response to Apu shows they never understood the problem BSOD is back, baby! What's with this random goat on a roof?
2.5951s , 10156.7734375 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Cheating wife movies】,Prosperous Times Information Network