Category Archives: Smart glasses

Does Egocentric AI Truly “See What You See And Hear What You Hear”?

Posted on October 7, 2026 by Maria Gorlatova

I have used this line so many times myself: smart glasses see what you see and hear what you hear. It is well known in the world of egocentric AI and AR; it appeared verbatim on Meta’s quarterly earnings call … Continue reading →

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The Hill I Will Die On: AI Glasses Are A Useful Tool, Not An Interface To Our Entire Lives

Posted on September 15, 2026 by Maria Gorlatova

The hill I will die on: we will need AI glasses for work, and for helping us with well-defined, specific tasks, long before we will need AI glasses worn continuously, all day every day. Humans already use eyewear extensively as … Continue reading →

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Egocentric AI: The Future Within Reach, With a Sea of Problems Still to Solve

Posted on August 29, 2026 by Maria Gorlatova

Can you tell that I am wearing smart glasses in this photo? My new toy: RayNeo X3 Pro. Egocentric AI at your fingertips – or pupils? More comfortable to wear than one might expect – I genuinely forget whether I … Continue reading →

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Smart Glasses, With Back-End AI as a Key Feature: Diverse Models All Co-Existing For The Foreseeable Future?

Posted on May 5, 2026 by Maria Gorlatova

Incredible things have been happening in the world of smart glasses, thanks to the AI revolution. Long restricted to costly, niche use cases, they are on the cusp of becoming an everyday gateway to AI – in a good way! … Continue reading →

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