smart glasses

“LAMA on its own doesn't make for the best, ah, the best assistant on, on glasses, because it doesn't have enough of an understanding of the physical world of images, ah, and so on.”

“Anti-patterns that I've been telling people about for these glasses is just having to be notification services because notification services are an invitation to leave the present moment and instead go elsewhere. Like that's what a notification is intended to …”

“Because the glasses are on your face, they're not in your pocket, and they have the ability over time, not immediately, to become aware of the world and to understand what you're trying to do in the world they can actually be very proactively helpful just to y…”

“And I think it's not going to be too long until we see Apple build a product like this of their own, if not one with an enhanced Siri to hit one of your most favorite things.”

“So more and more this, your vision, what you just said is not only possible, but likely unless people have access to your information and start sending you ads every which way.”

“So I think that glasses and maybe other form factors that are hands-free will come into their own in the next few years. And we, you know, we plan to be at the forefront of that.”

“I feel like the universal assistant is the killer app for smart glasses, and I think that's what's going to make it work, apart from the fact that it's all, the tech, the hardware technology has also moved on, and Improved a lot. Is this, I think, I feel like …”

“Apple, they're aiming to release new smart glasses end of next year.”

“I think it's the killer app for sure. Especially when you combine it with other scents, like if you have it in on your glasses or AirPods or something like that.”

“It also doesn't sound like the type of thing that's, you know, people are going to leave their smartphones behind anytime in the next five to 10 years.”

“Nothing's ever going to be the scale again of what the iPhone achieved. And instead it's going to be all of these devices, a bunch of different devices, including glasses, including your smartphone and maybe you know, potentially including a chat. Pin walk aro…”

“Apple is going to release its smart glasses targeted at the end of next year.”

“We have a customer of us in India that is doing smart glasses. They integrated with the digital payment system, so now you can look at a QR code and say, pay this, and it will pay.”

“I don't think we, you and I are going to be wearing like a big helmet. I think we can wear glasses. We can wear jewelry. We, so humans kind of decide what they're going to wear”

“The potential of the wearables is that if they have context of are you, whether or not I'm talking at the moment, or what am I saying, or who am I talking to, they should be able to really intelligently filter out whether it's the right moment to deliver somet…”

“The fundamental talent of these devices, if I'm wearing them and you're uncomfortable with me wearing them, I'm probably gonna stop wearing them.”

“It is one of the most frequently requested features from people.”

“We don't have a feature called that or that does that feature that's launched in the glasses.”

“It's one of the most frequent AI use cases that we see on our glasses, just what is it that I'm looking at? Oh, it's this building, it's this landmark, it's this type of plant, don't eat that mushroom.”

“In the future, there's no reason that couldn't just be you wearing the glasses in real time, telling the glasses what app you want right now, and having it on the fly build that app for you.”