Here’s Why Apple's New Glasses Will Change Everything

According to Apple, the design principle of Apple Glass is to bring all of the information from your phone to your face. They are specifically looking for Apple Glass to sync with an iPhone and show things like texts, emails, maps, and games across the user's field of view. And they want it all to work within the Apple environment. They are already connected to other Apple devices.
Apple also intends to enable third-party apps and is exploring the creation of a separate app store. In the same way, you can acquire apps for the Apple TV and Apple Watch. But as we learn more about the technology underlying the Apple Glass, it becomes more interesting. One such aspect of the Apple Glass is what is known as optical sub-assembly. According to a patent submitted by Apple, they want to employ apple glass as an in-headset vision correction device, eliminating the need for the wearer to wear prescription glasses beneath their apple.
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[@kenhuynh275]

The benefit of auto prescription glass adjustment is insane.

[@vivisiow7214]

And now glasses shops can charge for prescription checkup!

[@zechariahsmith1764]

​@@vivisiow7214surely apple can make an eye exam app.

[@leeriding3746]

It's overlooked how much this will change language learning and communication whilst travelling. Having both users using subtitles and speaking two different languages for example. Being able to see what you're saying all day in your target language will be extremely useful.

[@foyoGames]

No more duolingo or post it notes ...espanol...here i come

[@Yeah_Nahhh]

@@foyoGames sí mismo

[@ziz8245]

I hope your vision comes true..at least a glasses that automatically translate any text you see to english

[@namenextname9408]

I work with people that speak multiple languages and I can only do English. Good English but still only English.

[@giovannigalvez8598]

except that any smart device relies on good audio for conversation. Any noise will affect the quality.

[@littlebigcomrade]

I think this would be best utilized for work-related projects. I think if it were for entertainment it would change the whole world, and maybe not for the better.

[@SteakPiesAreNice]

Everybody that could afford them would be wearing them constantly and ignoring those who cant

[@lia-tq3uv]

Fahrenheit 451

[@Allforone711]

@BeFearlessxxyou’re at home or in a cinema where other watch it aswell

[@Turtlemilk]

Can I use this to cheat in class

[@Johnnyvtg]

@@TurtlemilkIf the teacher is as dumb as you

[@AllMoneyInDre]

IMO when it comes to work projects and operations I wouldn’t mind these glasses to be prioritized. However for entertainment I’ve found that being present with your loved ones is way better. Even just the cell phone itself affects relationships today.

[@cthecheese1620]

Productivity is my only driver for these glasses, which is not to say that it isn't at the top of the list for desired technologies. But I guarantee you that I will switch to regular glasses before stepping through the door if a suitable DND functionality doesn't exist.

[@michealdouglas8206]

Most people are taught that "you only need a good job to become rich". These billionaires are operating on a whole other playbook that many don't even know exists.

[@poltykelsey4890]

No one is stopping you from having brilliant ideas and starting a company

[@MariaRuiz-xt3fs]

@Janaiana Butler yeah just that I can't get a millionaire loan from my dad like Jeff bezos, or my family can't afford to pay harvard like Bill Gates family

[@beverlypowell5321]

@@MariaRuiz-xt3fs Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time.

[@marywills5744]

@@beverlypowell5321 Yeah! I agree with you sir.If you want to be successful have the mindset of the rich, spend less and invest More. Don't give up your dreams.

[@alexmorris6222]

@@marywills5744 Most People intend to chase money more than knowledge and that will damage your progress, trust me. Chase knowledge first and I promise! The money will follow you just like it's following some of us now.

[@dustinsmith7919]

I think it is going to be a little while. Really need all day battery life with something that takes the place of prescription lenses. I'm excited about the idea either way!!

[@nicholas8690]

oh it's such a long ways out. Maybe in another 10-years everybody will have replaced their smartphones with glasses, but then you'll have the people who don't like wearing glasses....

[@kaydendelavega8246]

As long as they don’t FLOOD it with commercials. Period.

[@edgemo3000]

Definitely will

[@poweroruka8521]

Is it possible to make eyeglasses that automatically adjust to the line of sight and focus on both near and far?

[@__roblox__]

“Our new glasses will be starting at $10,000”

[@nocap8949]

20,000

[@user-wo2pw5il9h]

En France c'est combien

[@unclebuck8558]

It would be great of you have have your real Glasses lens spec in these to wear all the time

[@user-nl7cm5ls2v]

Is the glasses prescription friendly?

[@zenwhitenoise7920]

Curious what watching TV through the glasses would look like, can I expand the display up to 100 inches or thereabout with my hands and are these glasses wireless or is there a wire from your phone to the glasses required?

[@mikexhotmail]

I have been using this kind of AR glasses for many years while cycling." EverySight Raptor "maybe the closest thing to this Apple glasses. Wondering what kind of tech Apple will use to project those image to the viewer.

[@whitenuttergoku7310]

Xreal

[@bingobango9932]

Tell me we can plug a camera adapter on it so you can see n behind you as well (:

[@clseairsppt]

I’d like these for using my maintenance manuals so I can work with the manual floating right there in front without a tablet or book on a table to go back and forth from

[@ericphan5857]

Also in crowded noisy place then voice to text engine help people answer phone easier other wise they have to yield

[@evy1175]

2:23 yeah but what happens when you run out of battery and need it to see hmm?

[@Alex-nt4gl]

And they'll probably cost $5000. If only these glasses were made by literally any other company...

[@dylandemarco858]

When are they actually going to release? People have been saying that gonna come out for so long

[@isrealperez9069]

How do you wear it if you already wear glasses

[@EPBF1]

would apple glass be able to link to any android phone

[@alexthegameaddict5798]

I think it’s just crazy to think how in 2022 they were going to be glasses then now, 2024, it’s a whole headset. Just crazy!

[@carguy_127]

But will the Lens come separately

[@DarkBiCin]

A lot of the features here are awesome, but battery life needs to be extended. The main problem with making the device auto adjust to user vision is once the battery is dead the user is blind. I would much rather just have them come with prescription that way when its deas you dont need to switch glasses and by not requiring the glasses to constantly be running correction software you would allow it to save battery power or use the processing for other task.

[@franklieber3789]

A cable can be verry helpful. Even today.

[@vivisiow7214]

Leaving both options sounds nice. I think the one with auto correct user vision would probably be more expensive. They both would have their pros and cons. Since the cheaper option, the one with prescription glasses, would mean you might have to change glasses in 3 years, as compared to the auto adjust, which may last longer depending on your eyesight deteoriation. And now I wonder if using the AR glasses will actively make your eyesight deteoriate faster, because doesnt it mean yr staring at LED even more as compared to anything?

[@johnnytrongaming]

Prescriptions include insurance and I’m sure they would rather develop something rather than working with insurance company’s to supply prescription lenses. That’s my take on it at least.

[@shahmafee1006]

Neat idea, like the glasses, yet how about a blue tube like device( over the ear) that projects Holograms?? instead of glasses, this can be done now. Peace and thanks

[@2g4u7y]

Apple should design a pair with a clear frame so that you can see the internals. I switched to clear frames several years ago and it’s a game changer as someone who needs to wear them.

[@vivisiow7214]

But why?? Whats the point of a clear frame? Excuse my ignorance.

[@thatsalex5298]

I can already see spotify blast a big fucking ad in my face every couple of minutes

[@snobl3s]

How effective is this for the deaf or hearing impaired? Does it have all-day closed captioning where the person can read what another individual is saying?

[@hardworkingamericanplumbin1182]

What a incredible device for somebody with adult ADD and severe learning Learning disabilities like myself not to say I need any pity I’m amazing and other factors in my life but there are so many things these glasses could help me with so I would could focus on my strengths and even become a even more force of nature with them

[@Mmeeks187]

Love the idea and advancement in technology is so intriguing to me.just imagining how people will be living in 30 years from now? 🤯

[@Gisada033012]

And ppl 30 years from, intrigued that we wondered what it’ll be like.

[@eduardotavares6380]

Would be cool to use the gyroscope of the photo with the glass to do games and fit apps

[@NicholasNerios]

I've never owned any apple devices but these AR glasses and the vision pro are really making me reconsider apple... The pass through, eye and hand tracking, vision correction on these devices are cutting edge, and a turn by turn hud display for GPS navigation keeps wires on the road, nothing more annoying then having to take your eyes off the road to look at the maps application to ensure you don't miss a coming lane change. Although applications and games might be limited currently its only the early stages but shows strong promise.

[@MyWasteOfTime]

I want the glasses to be able to scan faces and remind me of people names, look at a restaurant and show me their menu or hours, look at a historic site and allow me to dig into the history. Stuff like that!

[@vivisiow7214]

oooo as someone who sucks at memorising faces... I agree!

[@shirak8]

Night vision should be the focus. Aa well as hud type displays.

[@Sixsix561]

It would be cool if Apple make these glasses where you can go on the app and type in your prescription in the lenses. Work like prescription glasses.

[@nicholassolntzeff9232]

I think the glasses should have something similar to what is in the movie “Kingsman”. The virtual meeting aspect. People can be anywhere and see everyone (a digital version of you/ them will appear) and hear everyone like they are in the same room.

[@jonathancurtis6522]

and Tony Stark he built the Edith Glasses which he gave to Peter Parker and he could do anything with them

[@El_Batman_Que_Rie]

Yea but you would need an exterior camera sitting on a table

[@Gisada033012]

This is a great idea

[@franciscocontreras4450]

So I thought of a new design that will be bulky yet have the same standard length where the peripheral vision of the glasses are located that little blind spot area, by giving it a twist 90° Degrees to be exact which can be space that can be utilized for storing battery 🔋 extentions so that the glasses can be worn longer throughout the day without them dying or the energy running out... It might sound weird or abnormal but it actually won't be as the camera lenses actually extend further on each end from the front end on either side. So instead of blocking the vision of users with a vertical drop it will instead be a horizontal extention, to allow the users to see without the glasses blocking their vision. And with 3D Printers this is a very simple tweak and fix, which can also introduce other optional extentions like a glasses LED light for people who need it while working or for emergency cases or just because they want it for walking at night, walking their dog, or hiking, etc... As it will have a horizontal extention to pack more battery life, that area above and below can be used for many creative reasons and or ideas. Maybe even small backup batteries can be placed there throughout the day as the glasses start to power down, wirelessly or with a connection of some sort obviously. That way going without a full charge is never or will never be an issue. #Apple #AppleGlasses #AppleInc I own a "PoGo Cam" an attachment that easily and effectively attaches to a vast majority of glasses that allows users to take or snap images and record 30 - 1 minutes videos by simply clicking 2 optional buttons one for photos and the other for recording footage; it attaches with a magnet 🧲 (A magnesium magnet to be specific) and the other attachment end has a silver piece of metal that attracts to the magnet. So something along these lines for the glasses would be plausible, all not having to remove the glasses whatsoever as the user(s) will have precharged mini backup batteries ready for whenever they need them or require them throughout the day or night depending if they work day shift or night shift and not because a bunch of twacked out tweakers will be wearing them; all at the same time integrating "Sentry Mode" to each and every one of them for A.i. Technology and for Crime Prevention and Crime Solving, etc.

[@YaKevinCR]

We’re slowly turning into those people from Wall-e 👀

[@KevinDarty]

It won't change everything in the way you think though. Today, the most annoying thing is people walking around with Apple AirPods hanging from their ears looking like that scene from "There's Something About Mary" and you never know if they are listening to you or not, even in the office, they walk around like they don't look like a douche. Next they will get these Apple Glasses and when you think they are actually paying attention to you they will actually be texting, posting their latest POV Livestream to TikTok, whatever. So yeah, they will change the world but not for the better. They'll just make Apple fans that much more annoying.

[@lt7341]

Put that same passion into self love and you will stop projecting.

[@Ceeriyaawi]

Are they available in Canada?

[@EricCampbellUAV]

wonder if doug will be showcasing them on the news

[@wayneyd2]

Didn't they said the something on the last pair of iglass?

[@wagnerfsj]

I know it’s a concept based on patents, but it’s so exciting to see it. Can’t wait to get this when it’s out.

[@wagnerfsj]

@@370.y you are partially correct. Yes, brand trust is extreme important to me and goes beyond the “I did it first” thing. I’m aware of the two devices created by Nreal. While they’re cool and innovative in many ways, they’re not as polished and finished (I’ve seen tons of reviews on them already) as something Apple would create.

[@user-fu2kp2it8c]

No wont

[@Sarah-xd4zi]

In the future guys, we’re gonna go from “texting while driving” to “Apple Glass while driving”. Imagine people running into each other and tripping over things on the ground while wearing these completely distracted even more than we are now on our phones!

[@allieaction]

in the future we wont be driving 👀

[@mattizzle81]

Gonna be fun

[@ethanbuttimer6438]

Having google maps giving directions on the road in front of you would be so much nicer and less distracted tho

[@dsswooshy]

"Eliminate the need to wear glasses. By wearing glasses". Haha fucking genius.

[@stop8738]

“..to bring all the information on your phone to your face..” Ahh yes, like when we hold our phone up to our face right?

[@7777voyles]

I hope you can voice activate them.

[@gagaguyminecraft]

Where do u buy it

[@KK-zl8gq]

what value it adds as power glasses NIL

[@J.Nevermore]

I love that these new techs not only help technology itself advance but help those who need it. It adjusts ur prescribed glasses.?!?!

[@EricGettingBaked]

You’ll still need an actual pair of glasses that you don’t need to charge, 😂 imagine driving home from work and your glasses die now your blind 😂

[@J.Nevermore]

@@EricGettingBaked … bruh true! 😂 I didn’t even think of that!

[@Youtuber_YusukeFromGermany]

I need this. This would be life changing

[@Expertato555]

What if someone makes a for example Life360 parental controls to see what their looking at, literally.

[@Tre3x777]

Most def will be getting these.

[@johnaquino2393]

Im so excited for this! The reason why im going back to apple ecosystem after trying out S22 ultra. Give me those glasses please! 😮

[@MxMe-su1ch]

Snap's Spectacles are already way ahead of the game in this arena.

[@basukisugito3275]

Can get with + or - ?

[@janeprescott980]

I need a head shape scanner and pattern for perfect haircuts with collision assist!!

[@jedielder7970]

Too bad we have to wait so long... as described, they seem very useful.

[@krystianapinski7335]

Which smart glasses are the most hackable / open source / developers friendly? I guess that not 2023 apple's one (but no idea). Are DIY projects only option I have if I really care?

[@josiahpetz5770]

A guy in my sensors class this past semester actually made glasses with a display that shows his texts. We had about 7 weeks for this project and we're 4th year electrical engineering students. It takes a decent amount of knowledge but I'm sure a lot of what that guy used he looked up.

[@rampagephoenix1735]

2025....? I have to wait THAT long!?? I feel like we've already been waiting for decades now.

[@br.sr.5939]

Well, this is actually nothing. The AR contact lenses will come after 2030. So AR will replace smartphones after 2030. Like the first iphone & samsung replaced nokia & blackberry after 2012.

[@M64P]

This is now the apple vision pro

[@reelsindustries7530]

What i wanted vs what i got "Apple vision pro"

[@jcdemp7513]

They need to make it so you can drive with it and to be able to apply your prescription.

[@davidcifuentes9100]

Mane as long as it has calculator and photo math and other stuff for school I’m gettin it 😭

[@redgeciccone8218]

We will wait until they release this glass and wait for the android clone of this type of device because I imagine that these glasses will depend on an iPhone and will not be compatible with Android.

[@alexnzigamasabo3173]

Android companies have developed it for years , google , xiaomi, and multiple chinese companies

[@miyuru1]

You’re living in a cave…. Many other companies have developed first including google

[@spikethewolf4730]

How will you be able to draw?

[@nikolaos_tsoulos2298]

And just like that, we are bringing the digital world into our world

[@SuzukiRacer055]

Great... now I wont be able to walk across the street without a stupid ad nearly getting me killed lol

[@yindyamarra]

Can you imagine these glasses at aged care home, showing movies or a zoom call to the elderly

[@masonmax1000]

imagine driving when you get a text and call at the same time blocking your vision thus making you crash LOL. jokes aside this looks cool.

[@Tryst46]

Problem with Apple is they want to lock you only to Apple products like iTunes and such. Also third party software is often blocked, leaving you to pay big bucks for Apple software that often does less.

[@Der_Harbinger]

you have the choice to accept or refuse :)

[@Tryst46]

@@Der_Harbinger Well, I think you don't need to guess what my choice is.

[@Der_Harbinger]

@@Tryst46 yeah that‘s why i didnt get your point. At least they built a close system that is used and very secure

[@johnwest8609]

Found the broke grifter

[@hubertmcnuggets]

I think as things like this become more integrated in learning and work toward the acceleration of human development, as this looks it would, there will most likely become laws to ensure companies like Apple do as much as they can to make sure everybody can have them.

[@buddyroach]

Today, people stare at their phones. Tomorrow, they stare at the wall.

[@williamhill9545]

Better for your eyes

[@shipsdare9186]

Imagine this being used to tell you directions via arrows.😊

[@lmGod]

I don’t know if I should be afraid or amazed about what I can see the future will most likely be like at this point.

[@jamman7344]

It doesn't need a processor it only needs either your phone or cloud storage servers

[@subirdas0]

Why is it difficult to start the design from a marketing firm like Ogilvy and drive into the engineering side? Is that too difficult to do?

[@RowlesTom]

I'm severally sight impaired/blind. My conditions is retinitis pigmentosa. I think this technology will one day be the treatment for people like myself 😍🤓

[@batandcat5047]

OK if this gets released I need it😂

[@cybtb]

I can finally listen to my wife's endless stories, while actually watching a movie. Sign me up.

[@williamhill9545]

Lol this made me smile

[@husseinsoobhany6375]

Very good in all too but for me it other like it can sees invisible creatures it will be cool

[@tallcedar435]

Honestly, this is kind of scary. These are going to rewire folks brains.

[@jamalwest7658]

Ah phones have already done that

[@motiveverse123]

In short they are trying to create Iron man technology

[@longhaulpreacher5823]

Being someone with a lot of astigmatism more than anything else, if the morphing works, I am so in. Everything else it can do would be small compared to that.

[@allenkjohn3345]

Is this apple glass can damage our eyes sights and will it cause damage to our brain due to continuous use of it?

[@iknowwhatudid712]

I'm fairly certain that it's going to happen however I wander how long it takes before it gets somebody hurt because they forget to take them off before going outside or d driving or etc.etc.etc.no disrespect I'm just saying.but it is pretty cool though

[@lofiislamic335]

Just imagine skipping a unskippable ad while driving 🥺😂😂😂😂😂

[@Der_Harbinger]

So excited to see my VeVe Showroom with those glasses!!

[@clarkejoseph49]

Has flashbacks of Google Glass and how much of a failure that was.

[@br.sr.5939]

It will be like the first iphone, it was so special when the first iphone came out. And in 2025 the apple glasses come. That will also be special.

[@jonathancurtis6522]

ofc Apple will be the first ever company to master that on how to put technology into glasses that actually looks like normal glasses

[@br.sr.5939]

@@jonathancurtis6522 true and remember when the first iphone came out? It was the first touchscreen phone and it was so special. Now its funny that it was so special because almost everyone has it. And i believe AR glasses & contact lenses will be the normal thing after 2030. We would say around the 2030s “remember the first apple glasses, it was so funny that it was so special” 😂

[@avanlannen4934]

@@br.sr.5939 the iphone wasn't the first touchscreen phone...

[@br.sr.5939]

@@avanlannen4934 so isn’t the apple glass a first AR glass…

[@avanlannen4934]

@@br.sr.5939 no 💀💀

[@L8rCloud]

The lenses will adjust on 3hrs of battery life (on its best day)….??

[@CG-uo6wu]

apple clearly taking inspo from Starks E.D.I.T.H glasses :)

[@financegyanplus717]

Eye problem may be do to excessive eye control features and headache is it possible to control eye pain!

[@brianmiller921]

If they only last 3 hours those of us needing prescriptions would have to get the lenses to our prescription for when the battery dies.

[@john-ze7eu]

Never heard of them.. don't think I'm missing out

[@nicholas8690]

"Dad, phone call - it's Needles."

[@user-tt4jj3mp4h]

Imagine suddenly we have billions of cctv everywhere😂😂

[@theejoeylee]

I want some with enchroma lenses.

[@FinanzenimGriff]

Wäre echt geil, wenn die auf dem Markt kommt 😃

[@ImangeDragons]

WHEN IS IT COMINGGGGGGGGG

[@thetruthhurts7500]

Between the Apple watch and now the Glasses, Apple continues to turn everyone into a complete looking nerd....