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−Most smartglasses, such as those from Vuzix, are actually larger than a typical pair of glasses. Smartglasses may require innovations in electronics chip packaging to fit inside a small frame.+
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+==Examples==
−* [[Google Glass]]
−* [[ODG R9]]
<references />+[[Category:Electronics]]
'''Smartglasses''' are eyewear that incorporate some sort of electronic feature. They sometimes have a display and/or a speaker.
+'''Smartglasses''' are electronic glasses that provide information to the person wearing them. They use a built in computer.
−[[AR glasses]] are a type of smartglasses that have 3D tracking and 3D graphics display.
+The [[Google Glass]] is a series of smartglasses that has a display.
−Other smartglasses include [[Focals by North]].
−Smartglasses can be arbitrarily low compute power, and may have only the power of a microcontroller.
+Smartglasses may or may not have positional tracking, either 3DOF or 6DOF.
−The electronics of smart glasses are inside the frame of the glasses, typically inside the stem(s).
+The lowest form of smart glasses are audio glasses, such as an MP3 player built into glasses, such as the [[Groov3 Shades]].<ref>https://www.pearsondental.com/catalog/product.asp?majcatid=6655&catid=4529&subcatid=64328&pid=52012</ref>
+See also [[AR glasses]].
+[[File:Simesmart 1.jpeg|thumb]]
+'''SiME Smart Glasses''' are a set of smartglasses from the Taiwanese company ChipSiP.<ref>http://hcewiki.zcu.cz/hcewiki/index.php/SiME_Smart_Glasses</ref>
−==References==
==References==
−{{Reflist}}
−[[Category:Smartglasses]]
[[Category:Smartglasses]]