At the show, at least ten new smart glasses were released. While I could not see all of them, I did get to check out four that were really interesting:

1. Xreal – One Pro AR glasses: Comes with a camera attachment to capture images and videos on these smart glasses.
2. Even Realties – G1 smart glasses: When you ask for information, it displays the data on the lenses themselves.
3. Halliday – Smart glasses: Offers discreet control in a ring that is worn that controls every action taken on the smart glasses.
4. Solo – Smart glasses: Can translate, give AI-driven information and use touch sensors on the glasses to navigate.

Concerning AI products, I was very impressed by Nvidia’s Project Digits, a personal AI desktop supercomputer that offers AI computing performance for prototyping, fine-tuning, and running large AI models. It brings AI inferencing of large data sets to a desktop computer.

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