The X2 MR Glasses are untethered and fit a wide field of view with powerful sensors, providing advanced MR features that are not available on a monocular device, all while remaining entirely hands ...

Peper said initial feedback from his proof of concept was, “the system could fundamentally change how military canines are deployed in the future.” The augmented reality goggles are specially ...

ChiMETA is proud to unveil their first-generation MR glasses. Remarkably lightweight at only 150 grams, making them the lightest VR/MR glasses in the world — they offer users eye-level video see ...

The X2 MR Glasses align with the military's needs, from its industrial capabilities, platform built for working applications, and ability to connect with subject matter experts in harsh environments.

The Vision weighs 120g, or a quarter of a pound. That's a bit heavier than regular glasses, but significantly lighter than other AR or MR goggles on the market.

The United States Army is developing augmented reality goggles for military dogs. The technology is being designed to enhance communication between the dog and its human handler, allowing for more ...

For the past six years, low-key Osterhout Design Group has been building heavy duty smart glasses for the military. But after seeing the kind attention heaped onto gadgets like Google Glass, the ...

Future AR/MR glasses will look a little less conspicuous than the Spectacles. They’ll be lightweight and comfortable; the companies that make them will want users to wear them all day.

ThirdEye's second-gen X2 MR glasses can be used for various sectors, including health care and manufacturing.

Powered by their own proprietary AI Vision technology, these innovations transform VR goggles into dynamic MR glasses, enabling users to interact seamlessly with everything in the surrounding ...