Google has killed its promising second-generation smart glasses so that it can focus on creating software for manufacturers of such products.
You might remember Google I/O 2022 last year when Google introduced a new pair of AR glasses. Unlike the beleaguered Google Glass, the new glasses looked like regular specs with black frames and nothing like the futuristic but odd-looking Google Glass from 2012. Google showed how its new AR glasses could be a huge help in real life. Check out the video that accompanies this article to see one cool way that AR glasses can make the world smaller.If any technology could bridge the language gap, it would be something similar to Google’s AR glasses since they allow people speaking different languages to understand in real-time what is being said to them, and translate their response so that it can be understood by the other person wearing his own glasses.
