Apple Ceo Tim Cook Has Reportedly Made The Development of True Augmented Reality (Ar) Glasses A “Top Priority” For the Company, Bloomberg Journalist Mark Gurman Writes in his weeker on Newslete The company has yet to work on a pair of ar glasses, while rivals like google, meta, and snapchat have showcased prototypes of Smart glasses that reshembles. Unlike Larger (and Heavier) Mixed Reality Headsets, Ar Glasses Require Advanced Technology That Must Be Made Affordable in Order to appeal to customers.
Apple Debating Whether to Allow Ar Glasses to Capture Media
Citing an source, gurman states That cook is focused on developing an “Industry-Lading Product” Before Meta, and has been spent a lot of time on the purported ar glasses. Meta has alredy showcased an ar glasses prototype dubbed ‘orion’, and a commercial version of the device is expected to debut in the Coming Years.
The facebook parent firm current offers the ray-ban meta smart glasses, which do not include an ar component that displays text and other information. However, these glasses allow users to capture images using a camera and microphone. According to gurman, apple has also been working on similar wearables, but it is “actively debating” with the smart glasses should be allowed to Capture Media.
While it’s unchalar when reports Indicate that the company is working on Equipping other wearables with cameras – like the apple watch.
If apple is successful in developing true ar glasses, the company will have to compete with other firms like Google, Meta, and Snapchat. Last Week, Google Showed off an xr glasses prototype At ted 2025 that can scan text and offers a ‘memory’ feature. It could debut as a samsung product by next year.
Meta also showcased A Pair of Smart Glasses that is referred to as ‘orion’, and the company is expected to launch a commercial version (codenamed artemis) by 2027. Were unveiled in 2024But there’s no word on when available will be expanded from developers to customers.
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