"Everybody talks about what the next AI device is, and I know I've been looking at many different types of devices. Glasses, obviously is one of them and everybody's looking at it. The important thing is for AI to understand what you're looking at so it can feed the information to the mobile phone and then it processes and actually gives you a lot of information."
"Smart glasses are close to our eyes, close to our ears, close to our mouth, we're going to have those agentic experiences and workloads. This positioning makes them uniquely suited for delivering AI-powered interactions and processing tasks that are deeply integrated into users' daily experiences and personal environments."
Samsung unveiled details about its upcoming Galaxy Glasses at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The device features a camera mounted at eye level and connects to smartphones. Samsung's strategy focuses on AI understanding the user's visual perspective, then transmitting that information to the phone for processing and analysis. The glasses are expected to lack an onboard display, with Samsung directing users to existing devices like smartwatches and phones for visual output. A potential launch is planned for this year. Industry leaders view smart glasses as the next frontier for AI-powered wearable devices, positioning them as essential personal computing tools.
Read at GSMArena.com
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