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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Meet the Ghost Pacer: a pair of mixed reality glasses for runners that serves as your holographic running partner to keep you motivated. It also lets you race with your friends. The companion app provides you with fun workouts in your area. Ghost Pacer also integrates with Strava.

The Ghost Pacer lets you set the avatar to run at your target pace. You can race against your previous results. The pro version is even more powerful with heart rate integration.

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Here is a pair of augmented reality glasses designed to bring you an immersive holographic gaming experience. The Tilt Five glasses come with everything you need to start playing fun games. It has a 110° field of view optical system to fill the entire board.

Tilt Five comes with a wand controller, game board, and a bunch of nose pieces. These glasses work on most prescription glasses. You can play on your own or with friends. You can even link boards over the Internet.

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Meet the Norm Glasses: a pair of augmented reality glasses that look quite normal but let you record videos, take pictures, perform searches, and get directions in your view. You can interact with them using voice commands, touch panel, companion app, or head gestures.

Norm Glasses are Android based, so you can extend their functionality with apps. Norm uses offline voice recognition and has open ear stereo speakers.

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In the past few years, we have covered a whole host of smart helmets here. Argon Transform is designed to turn any motorcycle helmet smart. It is a dual-camera AR attachment for your helmet that gives you easy access to GPS, music, speed, and rear-view action.

Argon Transform has a convenient Bluetooth handlebar controller. Its front camera can capture 720p video on the road with loop recording. You can access ride stats, settings, logbook, and community features on your smartphone.

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Here is a pair of swim goggles with a smart display that shows your metrics in the pool, so you can clearly see how well you are doing. Form goggles can display split times, stroke rate, pace, distance, calories and more. You can use the companion app to customize your view with 12 different metrics.

You will be able to view your swims and customize your goggles on your smartphone.

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These glasses come with a 1080p camera. The battery lasts up to 6 hours. The above video shows the specs.

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The BT-30C glases  are lightweight. You can connect the device to your smartphone via USB-C to view content from Google Play. A dark lens shade is also included.

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