between Meta and its Ray-Ban Glass, Its partnership with Xreal and GoogleAnd a rumor Samsung Entrent It can now come any day, the smart glasses area is still hot. No matter how much crowds are happening in the field, however, there is still one thing that has not been introduced to anyone: the gorgeous reality with the screen is all in the goggles and a light form factor that is similar to regular glasses. According to Snap, however, AR Unicorn is on its way.

In the Augmented World Exhibition (AWE), an annual expo for AR/XR, Snap said that its next-gene glasses, which are both “light” and “immersive”, will be launched next year. The details are still very high at much, but the company behind Snapchat feels that it is cracking the code.

Snap CEO Ivan Speigel said in a statement, “We believe that time is right for a revolution in computing that naturally integrates our digital experiences with the physical world, and we can’t wait to publicly launch our new glasses next year.” “We may not be more excited about exceptional progress in artificial intelligence and promoted reality that are enabled new, human-centered computing experiences. We believe that glasses are the most advanced personal computers in the world, and we can’t wait to see ourselves.”

Some other equally vague indications that we can expect out of next year’s glasses, including AI mentions, for someone’s surprise, and application with gaming, streaming, web browsing, and * ah * work. It tells us a little about what we can expect, but this is nothing. One thing is certain, however, and it is that Snap and Speigel have been working towards creating a certain, groundbreaking pair of AR glasses for a long time. In 2019, Speigel said that smart glasses are still 10 years from mass adoptionAnd if my mathematics is correct, it is 2025 and is not 2029, so these upcoming glasses can still be a precursor. Snap Definitely Before he could call his glasses “lightweight”, some work has been cut for himself. The current version looks like a Halloween dress, which you want to wear in the park. Whatever Snap ends, it releases, it is going to be for some contestants.

Google has recently unveiled a partnership with the Ar Glasses Company Xreal that combines the company’s Android XR operating system with Xreal’s hardware. It is still in development at the moment, but it is clear that Google is actively progressing towards throwing his hat in the world of AR glasses. Then there is meta. While Ray-Ban Smart Glasses is just a glimpse of being a smart glass, Meta has allegedly planned an inch towards a pair of Ray-Ben which seems to be of more future, which will include the use of a real performance inside the lens for navigation, information and more. This is also not counting Meta Project Orion GlassesWhich connects the elements of the VR headset Real Calculate the power with the small form factor of glasses. None of them are consumer products, but a few years can have a lot.

For now, SNAP will take a uniform route that we have already seen on the smart glasses front. It announced in Awe that SNAP OS, operating system that strengthens its glasses, would integrate both Mithun AI of Google and Chatgpt of Openai to offer “Multimodal AI-Interactive” experiences. With the AI ​​integration of the meta, we should look similar to what we have seen that allows you to use on-device cameras and provide feedback to move into your environment. For example, looking at a pair of shoes and says, “What are they?” And your glasses (hope) tell you what you are seeing. I hope for everyone that whatever integration is, it works better than the meta AI – an AI experience that I like best.

Either way, from his words of Speigel, Snap is still a player in the AR Glass Game, and the next year he can be the year when we find out how competitive it is really. As someone is very excited about AR Glass Space, I am expecting that it really saves its vision before swallowing by competition.