Learn what AR glasses are and how they project digital information onto transparent lenses.
AR glasses are lightweight eyewear that project digital information and overlays onto transparent lenses.
Many AR glasses use waveguides or micro projectors to place graphics in the user's field of view on the lenses. Sensors within the glasses can do world tracking, understand your spatial position, and track your hands and voice. They can overlay text, applications, or 3D objects into your space and integrate it with your real-world vision. AR glasses often have a smaller field of view than AR headsets
AR glasses like the Magic Leap or XReal can show navigation arrows or notifications as a user walks down the street through a city. They are light enough to wear in public and throughout the day.
AR glasses are generally smaller than AR or mixed reality headsets. They represent the future of lightweight wearable spatial computing.
AR headset, Field of view, Spatial computing
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