Google displayed its XR smart glasses with support for Jina

Google has recently shown its TED2025 Conference on its Android XR platform. This Google product is equipped with a gamya artificial intelligence, visual memory and multilingual capabilities. At the event, the performance of the headset called the Samsung Mohans, which uses Android XR, was displayed.

Google’s Android XR has only appeared in video teasers and some limited previews, but now Google has decided to display a closer look to users and enthusiasts. Shahram Izadi, head of Google’s XR Android Unit, has introduced a new generation of smart glasses at a recent TED conference and emphasizes the device’s ability to integrate with daily activities.

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Google’s live demo shows a wide range of Android XR’s features to distinguish this product from previous products. At first glance, these glasses are very similar to ordinary glasses, but some additional features such as miniature camera, microphone, speaker and high -resolution color screen are also found in the lens.

Google’s XR Glasses are designed to be lightweight and support medical lenses. This product can connect to your smartphone to use its processing power and access a range of Google apps.

Shahram Izadi was able to display his lecture notes using Android XR glasses and portray one of the daily features of the glasses. The turning point of Google’s new glasses is its ability to integrate with Jina’s artificial intelligence. One of Google’s executives of the Android XR glasses in cases such as poetry production, remembering the title of a book that looked at it a moment and showed the hotel’s key location to the audience. All of this was done through simple voice commands and visual processing in the moment.

Google’s Android Glasses are also capable of translating immediately from English to Persian and Indian. Other features of these glasses include visual descriptions of the diagrams, identifying text objects, such as identifying music albums, and proposing a song player and routing with a 3D map cover that is displayed directly in the user’s field of view.

The final specifications of Google’s product are still unclear, but we are expected to see a high -resolution camera, a lightweight frame and possibly the Snapdragon XR2 Plus Plus.