Meta’s Orion holographic glasses also rely on an advanced eye-tracking system. Over the past few years, Google has given some tantalizing glimpses of how it sees AI integrating into our daily lives.

After abandoning its Google ... s upcoming Moohan headset and other devices. It includes frameworks to let developers embed eye tracking in their software. “The broader smart glasses market ...

While there's been plenty of other attempts, Google is the true pioneer in the space of smart glasses, though the much maligned Google Glass quickly came and went, even if you ignore the ...

This move signals Google’s renewed interest in AR/VR devices, possibly leading to new smart glasses. In its Project Astra demo last year, Google has already demoed an unreleased pair.

Despite Google’s well-documented struggles in the smart glasses and XR space, the tech giant appears unwilling to walk away from the category. According to a recent report from Bloomberg’s ...

Additionally, EssilorLuxottica, the owner of Ray-Ban and Meta’s partner in smart glasses, is also an investor. If completed, the acquisition would bring AdHawk Microsystems’ eye-tracking technology ...

AdHawk staff would join the team developing Android XR, Google’s recently unveiled platform for mixed-reality headsets and smart glasses. The deal could be completed as soon as this week, according to ...

If finalized, AdHawk would become part of Google's Android XR team, which is focused on integrating artificial intelligence into headsets and smart glasses. As Google pushes deeper into AI-driven ...