Apple reportedly cancels AR glasses development | Infinium-tech

According to a new report by the apple product Mark Gurman, Apple has canceled the development of a pair of AR glasses. This would have added Mac, and standalone will not be worked like a vision Pro headset.

The company allegedly shut down the project this week. The device will look like normal glasses, but with the underlying projector that will display information, pictures and videos in the field of view for each eye.

Interestingly, Apple included lenses that changed their tint, based on what the user is doing, basically like the status setting in a chat app. The project was clearly seen in a way for Apple after the lack of sales of the Vision Pro shortage.

These glasses were considered something that, unlike the Vision Pro, “everyday users could embrace”. And yet, finding the right technology to insert them, and “on the right cost”, just proved to be very complicated, so the company decided to give up the bus.

Thus, the meta can easily breathe to know that Apple will never compete soon with its smart glasses. Meta currently has ray-ban collaboration smart glass, out of which it has already sold more than one million units, and it is working on the AR version due to its launch in 2027. This is still when Apple must have launched its now-up glasses, so this is a very interesting year for AR gear, the consumer-supporting AR. Well, it can still happen, but without the appearance of apples in space.

Apple initially wanted his glasses to be able to pair with the iPhone, but it could not provide them with enough processing power, and Pairing dried the iPhone’s battery very fast. Then there was a pairing innings with Mac. However, the Mac-connected product “performed poorly during a review with officials, and continued to change the desired features”, claims the report.

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