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Home / Technology / AI Glasses Emerge to Challenge Meta

AI Glasses Emerge to Challenge Meta

20 Nov

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Summary

  • Vonderful Inc. plans to launch AI-powered smart glasses.
  • The company Vonder is a stealth project of AR startup Viture.
  • Vonder glasses might use advanced display technology, ditching bulky optics.
AI Glasses Emerge to Challenge Meta

A lesser-known company, Vonderful Inc., is poised to enter the competitive augmented reality smart glasses market with its upcoming AI-powered devices. Operating discreetly under the Vonder brand, the company aims to introduce advanced smart glasses that integrate AI for real-time information and assistance. This venture appears to be a stealth initiative from Viture, an established AR startup that has been developing glasses since 2021.

Vonder's forthcoming devices are expected to feature more advanced display technologies than current 'birdbath' optics, which are common in visor-style AR glasses. This technological leap could offer a more consumer-friendly and streamlined experience compared to existing tethered devices. The specific details remain under wraps, with FCC filings showing heavy redactions, but indications suggest a standalone Bluetooth-enabled device.

While Meta has heavily invested in AR/VR, Vonder's entry highlights a growing ecosystem of startups seeking to innovate in this space. Viture's existing retail presence at Best Buy and recent $100 million funding round suggest a strategic push towards next-generation, AI-powered XR devices, indicating a potentially significant challenge to established players.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Vonderful Inc. is preparing to launch a new pair of AI-powered augmented reality smart glasses under the Vonder brand.
The Vonder smart glasses are a stealth project of Viture, an AR startup that has been developing glasses since 2021.
Vonder's AI glasses are expected to launch around CES, with a countdown timer suggesting a launch at the beginning of 2026.

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