CES 2025: Spotlight on smart glasses, but what did Chinese companies bring to the table?

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In the world of smart glasses, Chinese companies introduced several game-changing innovations,highlighting the country’s growing presence in the wearable tech space. Thunderbird: AI glasses for 4K imagingThunderbird presented its Thunderbird V3 AI glasses, developed in partnership with TCL. Halliday: AI Glasses with Standard LensesMoody, a Chinese contact lens brand, introduced Halliday, an AI-powered pair of glasses developed with Gyges Labs. Unlike most smart glasses, Halliday is compatible with standard optical lenses, meaning users don’t need custom prescriptions. DreamSmart: AI Glasses for the Hearing ImpairedDreamSmart unveiled the StarV Air2, a pair of AI-powered glasses aimed at assisting individuals with hearing impairments.