The Ally Solos Glasses use cameras and Envision’s AI to describe the world around you.

Solos is teaming up with Envision to add an AI for the low-vision community to its smart glasses. The tool will be available ...

The Vive Eagle will only available in Taiwan at first for NT$15,600, or about $520 — quite a bit more than most of Meta's Ray ...

The competition in the smart eyewear market just got a little more interesting. HTC has decided to join the fray with the ...

The new Vive Eagle smart glasses come with a built-in AI assistant that wearers can use to translate text, record reminders, ...

Hands-free 3K video sounds impressive - but is it worth the trade-offs? I tested the buzzed-about smart glasses in the studio to find out.

On first glance, these glasses don’t look too different from standard Ray-Bans. But that’s to their benefit; they’re classic ...

Devices like the Meta Ray Bans can be surprisingly good, but they're evolving fast, so you'll probably want to wait right now ...

Samsung’s much-rumored smart glasses will enter the market in 2026 according to a new report, but the South Korean giant has just been beaten to market by a Taiwanese rival, HTC.

Samsung is rumored to be working on display-less smart glasses with a camera, mic, and speakers, similar to Meta’s Ray-Bans.

Samsung is reportedly developing a pair of Meta Ray-Ban-esque smart glasses that it hopes to reveal before the end of 2026.

Watt, Edinburgh Napier, and Stirling recently showcased a pair of smart glasses that read lips using an AI-trained camera. The teams ...