Google is developing a pair of Android XR smart glasses and the company's AR/VR head just wore them on stage at a TED conference.

Google publicly showcased its AR glasses prototype at the TED Conference for the first time. The glasses support live translation and image recognition while staying lightweight. A launch may be near, possibly at Google I/O 2025, following this public prototype demo.

Smart glasses for navigation instead of head-up display or infotainment display. Corresponding references have been discovered in Google's Android Auto.

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A new pair of Google smart glasses running Android XR was shown off at TED 2025, including impressive AI vision capabilities.

Google's unnamed XR glasses include a display and AI connectivity, but we have no idea if Google will ever release it.

Axios The collaborative efforts between Google and Samsung on the Android XR platform are well-documented, aiming to weave Google's advancements in AI into new hardware form factors. While Samsung is developing a headset more akin to Apple's Vision Pro under the codename Project Moohan,