"AI-powered smart glasses are having a moment, with Meta adding several new pairs to its collection last month at Meta Connect and Samsung teasing its upcoming pair this week. However, the AI smart glasses on the market have catered towards the general consumer, while the ones Amazon just launched have a different purpose: optimizing deliveries. On Wednesday, during its "Delivering the Future" event in San Francisco, Amazon unveiled its smart delivery glasses, designed to help delivery associates deliver packages more safely and efficiently,"
"Amazon The glasses use AI-powered sensing, computer vision, and a camera to create a "heads-up display" that can showcase navigation details, hazards, and delivery tasks, as stated in the release. As seen in the screenshot above, the in-lens display appears to function similarly to the in-lens displays found on the Even Reality smart glasses. For example, the glasses automatically populate delivery information, such as address and number of packages, within the driver's field of view"
Amazon introduced AI-powered smart delivery glasses aimed at optimizing package delivery operations. The glasses combine AI sensing, computer vision, an in-lens heads-up display, and a camera to present navigation, hazards, and delivery tasks in the driver's field of view. Features include package scanning, turn-by-turn walking navigation powered by geospatial technology, hands-free photo capture, and truck package location alerts. The glasses automatically populate address and package-count details upon arrival and display alerts when a package is identified. The system intends to keep delivery associates focused, reduce phone handling, improve safety, and enhance customer delivery experiences.
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