Apple smart glasses may use cameras to understand the real world
The glasses may also be able to translate text and signage. Another feature reportedly being considered would allow users to ask Siri to save an image of something and remind them about it later. However, the first-generation device may not work like a regular camera. Apple could reportedly limit the ability to take photos and videos, as privacy concerns around camera-equipped smart glasses continue to grow.
The company’s first smart glasses are expected to combine cameras, Siri and built-in speakers to help users interact with the world around them, according to reports, according to reports. Apple could make its entry into the smart glasses market as early as next year, with a product focused on artificial intelligence rather than augmented reality. Unlike AR glasses, they are not expected to have a display. Instead, users may be able to ask Siri questions about what they are seeing, translate signs and get information about their surroundings. Apple is also reportedly testing different designs as it prepares for a new category of AI-powered wearable devices.
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