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Smartglasses: my experience at CES and the road to AR glasses
- Smartglasses were a popular technology at CES, showcasing advancements like lightweight Rokid Glasses and LAWK ONE devices.
- Rokid Glasses impressed with lightweight design, AI capabilities, and clear display for notifications and translation features.
- LAWK ONE smartglasses, bulkier than Rokid's, offered similar features and translation services, appealing more to sports enthusiasts.
- Ray-Ban Meta glasses stood out for style, comfort, AI features, and quality media capabilities compared to other smartglasses at CES.
- The article questions the widespread use cases and user appeal for smartglasses, compared to smartwatches, and emphasizes the importance of killer applications.
- Issues with current smartglasses include lack of programmability and clear use cases beyond translation services, posing challenges for adoption.
- XREAL One Pro impressed with virtual screen capabilities for media consumption and productivity, showing potential for remote work scenarios.
- XREAL Air 2 Ultra showcased 6 DOF glasses with 3D object rendering, yet challenges remain with FOV and eye fatigue over prolonged use.
- The article envisions 6 DOF AR glasses like Meta Orion as the ultimate goal, despite their current high costs, aiming for advanced AR experiences.
- The writer humorously recounts a communication mishap at a smartglasses booth and highlights the need for improved real-time translation features in smartglasses.
- Overall, the article explores the journey of smartglasses from CES showcases to the future of AR glasses, emphasizing the need for innovation in functionality and appeal.
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