Samsung Enters Smart Glasses With Gemini AI—and Skips a Display on Purpose
Summary
Samsung introduced new AI-powered smart glasses called Gemini at its Galaxy Unpacked event in London. These glasses focus on voice interaction and do not include a display, offering features like real-time translation, navigation, and live video sharing powered by Google's Gemini AI.Key Facts
- Samsung launched its first AI smart glasses under the Galaxy brand with two frame designs by Gentle Monster and Warby Parker.
- The glasses are lightweight and meant to be worn comfortably for up to nine hours straight.
- They do not have a built-in display; users control them via voice, touch, and gestures linked to a Galaxy Watch.
- The glasses use Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen1 chip for processing.
- Google’s Gemini AI powers features such as real-time navigation, translation, notifications, and location-based suggestions.
- The built-in camera can share live views during calls, capture notes from whiteboards, and translate text in real time.
- Battery life lasts nine hours per charge, and the charging case offers seven more full charges.
- Samsung plans to release the glasses in the fall in select markets but has not announced price or exact release dates.
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