Oppo's AR glasses really appear to be common glasses

Positive, augmented actuality is cool, however how about it coming in a kind that doesn't look bizarre in your face?

This appears to be the thought course of behind Oppo's new augmented actuality glasses prototype, which was unveiled at MWC Barcelona on Monday.

The Oppo Air Glasses 3, as they’re known as, are virtually indistinguishable from common glasses, and weighing solely 50 grams, shouldn't be uncomfortable to put on for lengthy intervals of time. Nonetheless, within the higher nook of your imaginative and prescient, they disguise a digital show that Oppo claims is “the very best full-color show of its type.”

The glasses are used both by touching the body to activate the AI ​​voice assistant after which issuing a voice command, or by utilizing the contact interface to make voice calls, take heed to music, browse photographs, and extra. The glasses characteristic 4 microphones and noise isolation, which suggests it’s best to have the ability to take heed to music in top quality with out disturbing folks round you.

The AI ​​assistant in query is Oppo's LLM (massive language mannequin) known as AndesGPT. It's not at present obtainable exterior of China, so it's unlikely that these glasses will see a worldwide launch any time quickly.

Nonetheless, there's one thing to be stated for glasses that don't look unusual in any respect, whereas additionally providing you with some AI-related capabilities. Google was the primary to do this with its ill-fated Google Glass, and we've additionally seen different examples of sensible glasses lately, like Ray-Ban's Meta sensible glasses, although they don't characteristic a show.