Samsung's first smart glasses will likely be released in December and only in 2 countries Samsung's first smart glasses supported by Google's Gemina artificial intelligence will be launched at the end of December. This product, which was originally planned to be released in November, has been pushed back by a few weeks and will only be available to users in the United States and South Korea at first. This wearable gadget is developed on the basis of Google's Android XR software platform and a Snapdragon chip and will provide 9 hours of charging. The first generation of Aink does not have any internal display and all facilities such as simultaneous translation, routing and note recording are available to users through cameras, microphones and voice assistant.

Samsung's first smart glasses will likely be released in December and only in 2 countries Samsung's first smart glasses supported by Google's Gemina artificial intelligence will be launched at the end of December. This product, which was originally planned to be released in November, has been pushed back by a few weeks and will only be available to users in the United States and South Korea at first. This wearable gadget is developed on the basis of Google's Android XR software platform and a Snapdragon chip and will provide 9 hours of charging. The first generation of Aink does not have any internal display and all facilities such as simultaneous translation, routing and note recording are available to users through cameras, microphones and voice assistant.