Facebook's Project ARIA is a research device that will set the stage for the future of everyday computing. The data that Facebook collects from this project will give them insights into building the ...

The public announcement for Facebook's long-awaited, long-assumed, (and long-dreaded, depending on how you look at it) research project into wearable augmented reality (AR) tech is finally here: Say ...

To say that Facebook's Project Aria AR glasses were never meant for consumers would be an understatement. Facebook does not even consider them a prototype. And they are not, and may never be, ...

As Facebook Connect (formerly Oculus Connect) kicked off with a keynote presentation from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Project Aria was one of the first new announcements from the event. Focused on ...

During its Oculus Connect live stream event on Wednesday, Facebook announced Project Aria, a research project focused on building a wearable augmented reality device. But these smart glasses are more ...

Facebook is continuing its push toward delivering AR glasses and it’s showing some of its development out in the open; Project Aria is a sensor-rich pair of glasses which the company will use to train ...

Facebook's full AR glasses are years away, but the road-testing has begun. Its VR and AR VP Andrew Bosworth talks with CNET about AR's future and VR's present. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in ...

Today, Facebook announced that it's diving into the world of augmented reality glasses. This may have been the obvious direction for Facebook given its ownership of Oculus and the array of VR headsets ...

Facebook is working on smartglasses that CEO Mark Zuckerberg says will launch in 2021. In the meantime, the social media giant is deploying employees and contractors into public spaces equipped with ...

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. In some ways, the Gemini headset is like a real pair of glasses, though in other ways it’s very much not: it can ...