Karl Yeh

How are you today, Beth?

I think what we wanted, I wanted to go over, first of all, Apple.

I don't think we cover this is Apple working on the three AI wearables that was being it was on Mac rumors.

Oh, it's smart glasses, a wearable AI pin or pendant and AI AirPods, which AI AirPods makes sense to me.

So they wanted to take, you know, they saw the disaster that was probably the humane pin and said, hey, we can probably make it better or make a bigger disaster.

So we want to do that too.

And hey, while we're at it, let's go see if we can, I guess, what would be, let's make up for the not so great with Apple Vision Pro with our own smart glasses.

I was thinking those three.

Some of the features here.

So this is, again, MacRumors, advanced iCamera system with high-res camera, capture photos and videos, as well as a second camera that provides visual information to Siri and environmental context.

The second camera will be able to interpret the user's surroundings and measure distance, similar to LiDAR on the iPhone.

They want to make it stand out for meta with higher-end cameras, which means more expensive.

That's how I saw that.

No display will not include a display in the lens, voice-based interface, and...

the glasses will support interacting with Siri, making phone calls, listening to music.

I don't know why you would listen to music while you have these, like, so does that mean it'll come with like, like speakers, which then everyone can listen to what you're listening to, which I think is still really dumb.

Yeah.

So there's visual intelligence, able to read physical text and then add information to calendars, context aware, aware reminders.

And then they talk about build quality, which obviously with Apple, they'll probably want to make it more ridiculous in terms of like the build quality off the meta rebands.

But I was like high end materials, including acrylic elements for premium feel and