smartglasses

Sadly, you still have to say 'Hey Facebook' to use those features.

The best part is that they don't look like smart glasses.

Despite its features, it's not worth $1,000.

Focals look like something you might actually wear.

You could have a wearable camera that won't get in your way.

The Vaunt would have been the stealthiest smart glasses to date.

SAVED lets crews see what's outside when smoke fills the cockpit.

They're not for everyone, but they could be useful for enterprise users.

Frames start at $270.

They say they’re looking for criminals and travelers using fake IDs.

A low-powered laser beams images into your eye.

According to Bloomberg, the company is working on a wearable codenamed 'Superlite.'

They now offer turn-by-turn navigation and group chat as well.

It's said to be audio-only with no screen or camera, however.

A distance meter adjusts the glycerine-based lenses in just 14 milliseconds.

The Italian company is expected to debut the device at CES 2017.

At Paris Fashion Week, smart glasses and belts will let the audience see the models' state of mind.

You can get your own pair through a crowdfunding campaign.

No more smartglass notifications.

Three new apps are aimed at relaxation, concentration and walking.