These glasses have a launcher called Nebula (available for Windows, Mac, and Android). It works with devices that USB-C and HDMI video output. Here are the main specs:

• 52 Degree FOV
• Sony Micro OLED panel
• 1920*1080 pixels resolution per eye
• Refresh rate: 120Hz
• Titanium frame
• 3 position temple adjustment
• 3-level electrochromatic dimming
• 2 x 3D environment sensors
• Hand & head tracking

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Meet the Lucyd Antimatter XL Smart Sunglasses: a pair of Bluetooth open ear glasses that offer ChatGPT integration. These have a lightweight design with 4 speakers and dual noise cancelling microphones. They have two buttons that you can click or hold to change volume, skip music, and activate Siri and ChatGPT.

The Lucyd Antimatter XL sunglasses have UV400 lenses to give your eyes ample protection. The battery lasts up to 12 hours. You can use these glasses to get direction, change music, listen to a radio station, and even learn about quantum mechanics.

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These glasses are IPX4 water and sweat resistant. They deliver audio to your ears without covering them. Echo Frames let you do more without pulling out your phone. With multi-point pairing, you can connect two devices at the same time.

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This is the ThirdEye X2: a pair of mixed reality smart glasses that help workers become more productive. It has a see-through display equivalent to 90inches. It has a front-facing 13MP RGB camera, a thermal sensor, flashlight, and depth sensing. This MR glasses weigh only 11 ounces, so you can wear them comfortably.

These glasses have a Snapdragon XR1 processor with 1280 x 720px resolution. They have 4 GB RAM and 64GB of storage space. ThirdEye’s X2 MR glasses are ready for indoor and outdoor use.

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Meet the Vuzix Blade 2: a smart pair of augmented reality glasses that keep workers connected. They are powered by a Qualcomm processor and run Android 11. They have 40GB of storage space. They feature WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. These AR glasses have in-temple stereo speakers and noise cancelling microphones.

The Vuzix Blade 2 has an autofocus HD camera for streaming video. It  has a 480 x 480p resolution display. You can interact with it using a 2-axis touchpad. The device also works with iOS and Android devices. It has a 3DOF head tracker and 3-axis gyro/accelerometer/compass.

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Here is another pair of augmented reality glasses that give you a more immersive viewing experience. The TQSKY T1 puts a 150-degree HD screen in front of you. It can be used with computers, tablets, phones, PS4, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch.

These AR glasses feature dual 1920×1080 binocular full HD display and 60Hz refresh rate. It is ready for drone pilots. The TQSKY T1 weighs only 79g, so you can wear it around comfortably. It is powered by an Arm Cortex A7 dual core processor. You can find out more about it here. 

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Meet the Vuzix Shield: a pair of augmented reality glasses that help keep workers productive. It is powered by the Snapdragon XR1 platform and has miniature microLED (uLED) stereo displays for a see-through heads-up experience. These AR glasses come with stereo HD cameras. They have a built-in LTE cellular function to wirelessly communicate with your phone.

The Vuzix Shield has stereo 13MP cameras with auto-focus. It can record up to 4k@30fps video. These glasses come with WiFi and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity. Works with iOS and Android devices.

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There are plenty of augmented reality glasses on the market but not all of them are exactly stylish. The INMO AIR is a pair of augmented reality glasses made for the fashion savvy. It weighs only 76g and helps you stay connected. It is based on Android 10 and supports prescription lenses. It has a quad core processor, 720p HD camera, and dual speakers.

INMO AIR comes with WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. It lets you stream video, take calls, and get GPS directions. It also comes with language translation with AI. It has a 6DOF motion sensor. Like what you see? You can find this project on Indiegogo.

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This smart camera supports 20 voice-activated commands. It can read newspapers, books, menus, and signs. It supports English, Spanish, French, and many other languages.

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Meet the NuEyes Pro 3: a new pair of augmented reality glasses with 4K displays and ultra-wide 51-degree field of view for enterprise. It weighs only 88g, so you can wear it around comfortably. It has dual 6DOF cameras and a front-facing 20MP RGB camera. These AR glasses also come with a SDK for SLAM and object/speech/gesture recognition.

The Pro 3-C version has a 5MP camera and USB-C plug. It can connect to Android phones and tablets to display images in 2D and 3D. A thermal imaging version will also be available.

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You can use the DSTIKE Bad Glasses to listen to music and answer calls. Earphones are directly built onto the frame. More information is available here.

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