Google, smart glasses

Google could buy this eye-tracking startup to plug into its Android XR plans
It has been over a decade since we were first introduced to Google Glass, the device that was created way before its time, and we’ve grown quite nostalgic about it. In our initi
Google could buy eye-tracking startup for upcoming smart glasses
There has been long speculation that Google will launch smart glasses after a long absence from the market. There were even rumors that the company could launch them alongside Samsung, but it seems the South Korean giant’s current focus is on its XR headset.
It's looking more likely that Google will once again release smart glasses
Google is eyeing AdHawk for its eye-tracking tech. This acquisition boosts Android XR and signals new hardware and smart glasses development.
Google might be putting its money where the smart glasses are.
I’m willing to bet you’ve never heard of AdHawk, but it’s a Canadian startup that specializes in advanced eye tracking technology. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that Google is set to sign a $115 million deal to buy AdHawk.
Google could make smart glasses again to take on Apple Vision Pro
According to Bloomberg, Google is in the final stages of acquisition talks with AdHawk Microsystems. AdHawk makes low-power eye-tracking tech, which it sells to multiple manufacturers, and as Android Authority adds, it's also developed its own set of AR glasses.
Google may ressurect the most loathed smart glasses ever — and I couldn't be happier
With talks of Google acquiring a startup related to smart glasses, a resurrected Google Glass that challenges Meta and Samsung may be in the picture.
Alphabet’s Google Revives Push into Smart Glasses with AdHawk Acquisition
AdHawk was founded in 2017 and manufactures the necessary software, hardware, and chips that determine where a user is looking. The startup also launched its own glasses called MindLink, while it also sells the technology to other manufacturers.
Google just acquired this eye tracking company — hinting at the return of Google glasses
That same year in February, Google announced a partnership with Samsung and Qualcomm to create an XR platform and new glasses. That partnership was teased multiple times throughou
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homemade google glass
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What you need to know about Google Glass
And Google has claimed that Android users check ... you'll either have to put up with the device on top of them or buy Glass with prescription lenses. You'll also need to get used to a whole ...