Wearable screens, heads-up displays, color-changing lenses, and automatic caption glasses stood out at the Consumer ...

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 ...

Not only can you query the Halliday AI agent, but it can, with your permission, proactively listen to conversations through a ...

Unlike other smart glasses, this display isn’t attached to the lenses. Instead, it’s connected to a tiny projector on the frame. This allows users to access information with minimal ...

On the front, they have two camera lenses, which you'll be able to see, while the arms are a little bulkier than you would get on non-smart glasses. You don’t necessarily have to use the glasses ...

A potential game changer for anyone with hearing issues, the Captify smart glasses can generate closed ... and even 8K (and to reassure you that you don’t need to worry about 8K at all for ...

Secondly, there's an optional smart ring available that lets you control the glasses using gestures: It seems to work a bit like a miniature trackpad. You don't have to use the ring, though ...

For the past several years, the halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center have been lousy with AR/VR/XR smart glasses ... notes that they ultimately won’t require FDA approval before hitting ...

Halliday smart ... glasses. Joining that collection but with a decided twist is Halliday, new "proactive AI eyewear" that seeks to augment your reality with at-a-glance information. And don’t ...