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At this 12 months’s Google I/O, the tech giant demoed its first-ever Android XR-powered smart glasses, and we were quite impressed by what it could do. Like Meta’s much rumoured upcoming smartglasses, Google’s prototype glasses include a built-in camera, microphone and a small prism in the precise lens that displays the time and temperature.
While not much is thought about what powers Google’s Android XR-powered smart glasses, an app developer who goes by the name Sayed Ali Alkamel recently shared a photograph on Instagram which suggests that the Augmented Reality-powered smart glasses are internally codenamed “Martha”.
The picture also shows off a few settings and features the Android XR-powered glasses need to offer. As you may see within the image embedded within the post above, the companion app for these smart glasses has a few options named Notifications, Settings and Record your view.
While it continues to be unclear what the underlying options are, the ‘Record your view’ option is probably meant to permit the wearer to record whatever they’re . As for ‘Notifications’, it looks just like the prototype smart glasses will let users quickly meet up with their latest notifications.
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From this 12 months’s Google I/O, we all know that Google’s Martha smart glasses have a touch-enabled temple, which might be used to get up Gemini. Similar to the Meta Ray Ban glasses, the multimodal AI assistant might help discover whatever it’s you’re looking at, get more details about it, and translate conversations in real-time.
However, there continues to be no news if Martha will remain as a prototype or if Google will make it available to everyone. Talking of Android XR, the primary device to make use of the brand new operating system may be Samsung’s upcoming Extended Reality (XR) headset codenamed Project Moohan. Speculated to launch later this 12 months in September, the Apple Vision Pro competitor will probably be powered by Qualcomm’s XR2 Plus Gen 2 chipset.
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