Julian Chokkatu
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 11 Jun
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And the version I tried technically had the full feature set.
They're basically three types of glasses that Google is making, audio only, a single display, and then a double binocular display.
And the binocular display sort of gives you that full feature set where it's like a rich display experience.
The single display is, you know, almost the same.
It's just a slightly lesser display capabilities.
And then the audio version is what's coming out first.
And that's
more akin to the Gen 2 metaglasses where, you know, you can hear what the assistant is saying and you can talk to the system, but you can't just see any visual data.
Yeah, but I think one thing where this may play out slightly differently also, though, compared to smartphones, is that this is such a design focused product, like you put this on your face.
And I think there's opportunities for smaller companies who
Or really lean into that and try new things and play into that design factor where maybe they can actually get someone interested enough if they have the technology right as well to produce something that maybe they'll collect a niche group of people who want to wear that versus what is sort of the trendy or more popular Google or meta classes.
Right.
So I think that does play a factor because, you know, it's just such a big design play.
That's a great point.
Yeah.
Well, so I think a lot of it is actually converging, especially around AR specifically.
Like, you know, a big part of these smart glasses, especially with the display, is that with the cameras, you'll be able to layer things over the real world and see them through the display.
And so that augmented experience still follows through, especially something like you're navigating with Google Glasses and VR.
you have Google Maps pulled up right over the real world.
But I think the other very interesting thing that we also saw at that event two weeks ago is this Project Aura that is coming from a company called Xreal who's developing Android XR glasses with Google.
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