smart glasses

The latest models are the Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 AI Glasses and the Ray-Ban Display glasses. The Gen 2, announced in December 2025, features 3K Ultra HD video recording, a 12MP ultra-wide camera, improved speakers, and up to 8 hours of battery life. The Ray-Ban Display model, launched in September 2025, adds a small digital display in the right lens for notifications and is controlled via a companion wristband that translates hand gestures. Earlier generations, like the 2023 model, introduced the ability to livestream directly to Instagram and Facebook.

Yes, Xiaomi has unveiled multiple smart glasses. In June 2025, it launched the Xiaomi AI Glasses, featuring a 12MP first-person camera, real-time livestreaming, and AI capabilities like object recognition, live translation across 10 languages, and meeting transcription. It weighs 40 grams and offers up to 8.6 hours of battery life. Earlier, in September 2021, Xiaomi announced Smart Glasses using MicroLED imaging technology to display notifications, navigation, and enable real-time text translation directly onto the lenses, all in a 51-gram frame.

Yes. Epson's Moverio line of augmented reality (AR) smart glasses is geared towards enterprise and professional applications. The BT-300 model (2017) was demonstrated for flying DJI drones, providing a first-person view from the aircraft. The industrial-focused BT-2000 (2016) was shown overlaying 3D content and data onto the real world for tasks like remote support. An earlier model, the BT-200 (2014), was even used to display real-time, synchronized subtitles during live opera performances.