Google stopped the augmented reality project Iris

For a long time, Google had focused on combining the real and digital worlds using Google Glass augmented reality glasses, but the change in users’ opinion caused this product to become a commercial device instead of supporting general applications. After some time, Google stopped supporting these glasses and focused on another augmented reality project called Iris, but according to new reports, this project has now been completely stopped.

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Thanks to Google’s more experience than before and also the purchase of the Canadian company North, which is active in the field of augmented reality products, Iris was supposed to be more than just ordinary augmented reality glasses, but now the Business Insider news agency reported that Google has abandoned the project. has stopped completely.

It is said that Google now plans to work on the design and development of augmented reality software instead of building hardware and license this software to other companies. This project is known within Google as Betty and is apparently the only current augmented reality project of Google, but internal sources have stated that Google may also market Iris augmented reality glasses in the future.

Source: Android Police