Samsung reveals new details about its Galaxy Glasses | Infinium-tech

Samsung revealed more details about its upcoming smart glasses at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona this week. The Galaxy Glasses will come with a camera that will be mounted at your eye level.

Of course, the glasses will connect to your phone. Jay Kim, executive vice president of Samsung’s mobile business, said cnbc: “Everyone talks about what the next AI device will be, and I know I’m looking at many different types of devices. Glasses are obviously one of them and everyone is looking at it.”

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Kim said the important thing for AI is to understand what you’re looking at so it can “feed information to the mobile phone and then it gets processed and can actually give you a lot of information”.

And while he declined to directly say whether the Galaxy Glasses will have a display, the fact that he mentioned that Samsung has other products like smartwatches and phones if a user requires a display confirms that there will be no display on the glasses.

Kim says that Galaxy Glasses may be launched this year. Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon is “enthusiastic” about smart glasses, saying that “these are closer to our eyes, closer to our ears, closer to our mouth, for the kind of agentic experiences and workloads we’ll have”.