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* '''Rokid''' produces the Max and AR Lite series for various applications | * '''Rokid''' produces the Max and AR Lite series for various applications | ||
* '''Viture''' offers the Pro XR for virtual display functionality | * '''Viture''' offers the Pro XR for virtual display functionality | ||
* '''Amazon''' makes the Echo Frames, focused on audio and voice assistant features<ref>Goode, L. (2022, January 4). Smart glasses made Google look dumb. Now Facebook is giving them a go. Wired.</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=Amazon Echo Frames (3rd Gen) | * '''Amazon''' makes the Echo Frames, focused on audio and voice assistant features<ref>Goode, L. (2022, January 4). Smart glasses made Google look dumb. Now Facebook is giving them a go. Wired.</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=Amazon Echo Frames (3rd Gen) |publisher=Amazon |access-date=2025-05-01}}</ref> | ||
== Applications == | == Applications == | ||
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* '''Training''' - Providing step-by-step instructions and visualization for complex tasks | * '''Training''' - Providing step-by-step instructions and visualization for complex tasks | ||
* '''Warehouse operations''' - Assisting with inventory management, picking, and logistics | * '''Warehouse operations''' - Assisting with inventory management, picking, and logistics | ||
* '''Manufacturing''' - Displaying assembly instructions, quality control information, and operational data. Companies like [[Boeing]] and [[General Electric]] use AR glasses to improve assembly and maintenance efficiency<ref>{{cite web |title=How Boeing Uses Augmented Reality | * '''Manufacturing''' - Displaying assembly instructions, quality control information, and operational data. Companies like [[Boeing]] and [[General Electric]] use AR glasses to improve assembly and maintenance efficiency<ref>{{cite web |title=How Boeing Uses Augmented Reality |publisher=Boeing |access-date=2025-05-01}}</ref> | ||
* '''Field service''' - Giving technicians hands-free access to documentation and technical information | * '''Field service''' - Giving technicians hands-free access to documentation and technical information | ||
* '''Construction & Safety''' - Highlighting potential hazards, displaying blueprints, and providing safety alerts<ref>{{cite web |title=Smart Glasses in Construction: Applications and Benefits | * '''Construction & Safety''' - Highlighting potential hazards, displaying blueprints, and providing safety alerts<ref>{{cite web |title=Smart Glasses in Construction: Applications and Benefits |publisher=Construction Business Owner |access-date=2025-05-01}}</ref> | ||
=== Security applications === | === Security applications === | ||
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=== Market growth === | === Market growth === | ||
Market projections estimate the global smart glasses market to reach $7.2 billion by 2028, driven by both consumer and enterprise demand.<ref>{{cite web |title=Smart Glasses Market Size & Share Analysis | Market projections estimate the global smart glasses market to reach $7.2 billion by 2028, driven by both consumer and enterprise demand.<ref>{{cite web |title=Smart Glasses Market Size & Share Analysis |publisher=MarketsandMarkets |date=2023-08-01 |access-date=2025-05-01}}</ref> The adoption of smart glasses is expected to accelerate as devices become more powerful, comfortable, and socially acceptable. | ||
=== Specialized applications === | === Specialized applications === | ||