Smart glasses: next opportunity window or dead-end tech?

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Now, AI’s rise is reshaping another wearable technology: smart glasses. And in turn, global tech companies have increasingly turned their focus to the AI-powered smart glasses market in recent years. At its Connect conference in September, Meta unveiled its Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, and other industry giants such as Apple, Google, Samsung, and Amazon have also signaled plans to enter the space. Earlier this month, Baidu announced its Xiaodu AI glasses, slated for release in the first half of next year. Smart glasses’ wearability and broad consumer acceptance make them an appealing choice for tech companies.