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Competition in the smart glasses market is heating up, with Meta, Google, and Samsung all releasing new models. The glasses incorporate AI features that can do everything from offering instant translation for dozens of languages to serving as teleprompters for speaking engagements. Let’s take a look at these glasses.

- How are you today?
- If you put these glasses on, foreign languages can be translated on the spot, eliminating any language barriers.

These glasses offer over 35 different languages. Translations appear on the lenses and when giving speeches Even Realities smart glasses can also project one’s speech script. If it’s time to flip to the next page, just slide a finger along the smart ring and everything’s A-okay. The audience off-stage won’t even notice a thing.

Lee Chia-feng
iNNOHOME consultant
The LED light is projected onto both lenses of the glasses, so visually they’re very clear. Weighing just 36 grams, they have a 2-day battery life, so they’re glasses that can be worn every day, even replace the glasses you currently wear.

Samsung has now released its first generation of AI smart glasses. The South Korean company collaborated with Gentle Monster on their new product, which has a battery life of 9 hours. The glasses have Google Gemini and its AI features pre-installed, helping users with everything from summarizing meetings, translating, and navigating.

Choi Won-joon
Head of R&D Office of Samsung Mobile
Like your child taking their first step or your pet being completely ridiculous, by the time you find your phone and open your camera, the moment has already passed.

Meta brought in internet celebrity Kylie Jenner to model the glasses. Boasting a 12-megapixel camera that can be operated via voice control, these glasses have a battery life of 8 hours. They also add convenience to the lives of visually impaired people by doing things like telling them what’s in their vicinity and reading items off a menu.

Liao A-hui
Tech guru
In the real world, you can use them as a type of first-person camera to take photos and record videos of your daily life. And with AI they can do identification tasks. The main aspect is this is a new market, because in the past there really wasn’t a product like this. I think these glasses are most similar to being a type of cell phone accessory.

The smart glasses market is on the rise. Market research organizations predict that this year 13.6 million pairs will be sold and by 2030 annual sales are expected to surpass 50 million pairs.

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