Snap Bets on Qualcomm Chips for AI-Powered Smart Glasses
Snap’s Specs unit will use Qualcomm chips for upcoming smart glasses, deepening a long-standing partnership. The move comes as competition intensifies in AI-powered wearables.
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Snap’s Specs unit will use Qualcomm chips for upcoming smart glasses, deepening a long-standing partnership. The move comes as competition intensifies in AI-powered wearables.
Meta Platforms has launched new AI-powered Ray-Ban smart glasses for prescription users, expanding its wearable AI product lineup.
Meta is reportedly planning to add facial recognition to its smart glasses, allowing users to identify people via AI, despite ongoing privacy and safety concerns.
Smart Analytics Global forecasts the AI smart glasses market will quadruple in 2026, driven by Ray-Ban Meta and anticipated entries from Apple and Samsung, with revenue hitting $5.6 billion.
Alibaba’s new Quark AI Glasses integrate its Qwen AI model and mark the company’s latest move to scale consumer AI products amid intensifying competition.