As reported by Ukrinform, this was reported by CNBC.

It is stated that some prototypes will look like ordinary glasses and will be equipped with transparent screens, as well as microphones and cameras.

The device has an LED backlight that turns on when the glasses are recording image data.

Google says the glasses don’t record videos or take photos for users to save and watch later, but can use image data to perform functions such as identifying objects or showing directions.

These new glasses are not yet an official product of the company and are not available to the public, but Google is currently looking to test applications such as real-time translation or showing users the direction of the road in the lenses of the glasses. environments such as busy intersections.

Augmented reality overlays computer-generated images onto the real world, unlike virtual reality, which immerses the user in a completely artificial world or “metaverse”.

As reported by Ukrinform, Lviv surgeons used an augmented reality device to save a man who suffered a serious shrapnel injury from a bullet explosion in Kiev.

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