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Meta AI glasses can get too warm from water and sweat — update right now

Meta issues an update to fix an overheating problem with some of its AI smart glasses.

Tom's Guide Gaming · EN

ASUS ROG XREAL R1 review: The best gaming glasses, not the best purchase

The ASUS ROG XREAL R1 augmented reality glasses are undeniably excellent, but whether you should buy them is a separate matter.

How-To Geek · EN

If Snap’s Specs are still ridiculously expensive, they’re also a lot more comfortable than they used to be

Snap's Specs, which have been in development for many years now, are going to market this fall. Will they be a hit with users?

TechCrunch · EN

Raven Prism Smart Glasses Put a Linux Computer in the Corner of Your Eye

Raven Prism Smart Glasses Put a Linux Computer in the Corner of Your Eye Checking a recipe with flour on your fingers is a good reminder that a touchscreen isn’t always the most convenient interface. Raven Resonance’s Prism glasses...

Yanko Design · EN

UK weighs ban on Meta Ray-Bans and other smart glasses, citing 'secret filming'

British MPs are considering a ban of smart glasses over privacy and consent concerns.

Tom's Guide Gaming · EN

These glasses turn silent mouth movements into text

A couple of Georgia Tech computer science students recently demonstrated a system that converts tongue and mouth movements into text. It uses eyeglasses that beam a radio signal into the user's head to measure changes inside the closed mouth. They say it's good for silently talking to AI chatbots in offices, libraries, and co-working spaces. — Read the rest The post These glasses turn silent mouth movements into text appeared first on Boing Boing .

Boing Boing · EN