Roundtables: What’s Next for Mixed Reality: Glasses, Goggles, and More
Recorded on November 19, 2024
What’s Next for Mixed Reality: Glasses, Goggles, and More.
Speakers: Mat Honan, Editor in Chief, and James O'Donnell, AI hardware reporter.
We are barreling toward the next big consumer device category: smart glasses. After years of trying, augmented-reality specs are at last a thing. Facebook recently showed off its Orion smart glasses, and Snap has introduced its second-generation pair. The Pentagon is also working on mixed-reality headsets that can be used on the battlefield. Hear from MIT Technology Review editor in chief Mat Honan and AI hardware reporter James O’Donnell for a conversation about where our AR experiences are heading.
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