According to the company, augmented reality (AR) opens up new ways to interact with the outside world. So it can help you access the information you need quickly and easily – for example, understand another language or learn how best to get from point A to point B.
The company said it will start testing AR glasses in daily life, not just labs, starting next month.
Also, among the functionality, an object recognition system using artificial intelligence was announced, which is similar in principle to Google Lens.
Source: Ferra
