AI Glasses
AI glasses are eyeglasses that carry a camera, microphones, open-ear speakers and an AI assistant, and in most cases no display at all.
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AI glasses are eyeglasses that carry a camera, microphones, open-ear speakers and an AI assistant, and in most cases no display at all.
The AI glasses market is the set of published estimates for shipments, revenue and vendor share in eyewear that runs an AI assistant, whether or not it has a display.
Alibaba Quark AI Glasses are a family of camera-equipped smart glasses designed in house by Alibaba Group, sold in China from late 2025 under the Quark (夸克) brand and rebranded to Qwen (千问) in March 2026.
Amazon Echo Frames are Alexa-powered audio glasses sold by Amazon since 2019, and one of the earliest smart eyewear lines from a large technology company to run across three generations rather than being…
Amazon's smart delivery glasses are a heads-up display worn by drivers on Amazon's last-mile delivery network.
Android XR is Google's operating system for extended reality headsets and glasses, announced on 2024-12-12 in partnership with Samsung and Qualcomm and built around Gemini as a system-level assistant rather…
Apple Vision Pro is a mixed-reality headset developed by Apple Inc. that the company markets under the term "spatial computing" rather than as a virtual or augmented reality device.
NVIDIA cuDNN (CUDA Deep Neural Network library) is a proprietary GPU-accelerated library of primitives for deep learning, first released by NVIDIA on September 7, 2014, that provides highly tuned…
Meta Glasses are a line of camera-equipped AI glasses that Meta introduced on 2026-06-23, built in partnership with the eyewear group EssilorLuxottica but sold under Meta's own name instead of Ray-Ban's or…
Meta Ray-Ban Display is a pair of display-equipped AI glasses from Meta, announced on 2025-09-17 at Meta Connect 2025 and sold in the United States from 2025-09-30 at a starting price of $799 that includes the…
Oakley Meta is the second eyewear brand in Meta's AI glasses partnership with EssilorLuxottica, after Ray-Ban. Two products carry the name.
Samsung Galaxy XR is a mixed reality headset from Samsung Electronics that went on sale on 2025-10-21 in the United States and 2025-10-22 in South Korea at $1,799.99.
A smart home is a residence equipped with networked devices, sensors, and appliances that can be monitored or controlled remotely, often through a smartphone app, a wall-mounted hub, or a voice command, and…
Snap Specs, styled SPECS by the company, are standalone augmented reality glasses developed by Specs Inc.
Spectacles was Snap Inc.'s line of camera and augmented reality eyewear, built across five generations between 2016 and 2024.
TensorRT is NVIDIA's software development kit (SDK) for high-performance deep learning inference on NVIDIA GPUs.
Virtual reality (VR) is a computer-generated three-dimensional environment that a user can perceive, navigate and interact with in a way that simulates physical presence.
Xiaomi AI Glasses (小米AI眼镜) are display-less camera-and-audio AI glasses made by Xiaomi, announced and put on sale in China on 26 June 2025 at 1,999 RMB (roughly $296 at the exchange rate of late July 2026)…