Best Comparative Augmented Reality Glasses 2022 AR Glasses

Comparative Augmented Reality Glasses  2022  Best AR Glass

AR glasses for professional use

What are the best professional AR glasses?

1. Microsoft HoloLens 2
2. Google Glass
3. Magic leap One mi AR glasses mi VR headset

Google Glass 2 Enterprise Edition

$ 999 | Google Again a model intended for professional uses. But of a much lighter design than the HoloLens. The general design has changed very little compared to the first generation of Google Glass. They do not allow to have augmented reality in 3D like what one can experience on the HoloLens 2 system from Microsoft, however the camera has been improved which should benefit classic augmented reality.

• Qualcomm XR1 chip,
• WIFI connection
• Bluetooth and they charge faster.

This second generation is compatible with Smith safety glass which confirms its orientation for business applications. They also have the advantage of being the “first prize” in this category of professional AR glasses.[content-egg module=Amazon template=list groups="Google Glass 2"]

Magic leap One mi AR glasses mi VR headset

$ 2,295 | Magic Leap (USA -2011)Here we really have a futuristic post apocalyptic look at the limit between glasses and AR helmet.

Microsoft HoloLens 2: AR glasses and VR headset

$ 3500 | MicrosoftReleased on November 7, 2019, this second version is mainly intended for professional uses. They are a mixture of two worlds, both AR glasses (augmented reality) and VR headset (virtual reality).

• 566 grams
• CPU Qualcomm Snapdragon 850 Compute Platform. This processor is combined with a second generation Holographic Processing Unit manufactured by Microsoft, which plays the role of the GPU.

The screen offers a definition of almost 2K per eye with a field of view of 52 degrees, for a total of 47 pixels per degree. On the front, an 8 MP camera is designed for videoconferencing and allows shoot 1080p at 30 FPS. For audio, the Hololens 2 is also equipped with two speakers. Connectivity

• USB Type-C port.
• Wireless 802.11a

But the strength of Microsoft glasses is to offer a eyes tracking (movement of your eyes) thanks to sensors integrated at the level of the nose and pointed towards the eyes. A very useful feature to analyze where your gaze is moving. In addition, unlike VR headsets which use controllers to take into account the movements of your hands, the Hololens 2 does so without accessories. So you can interact with your hands. The glasses now interpret 21 points of articulation for each hand. So his system of hand tracking is the most advanced on the market today. Finally, thanks to the integrated microphone you can also use the voice commands via the Microsot Cortana assistant.[content-egg module=Amazon template=list groups="Microsoft HoloLens 2"]

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AR glasses for the general public

What are the best consumer AR glasses?

1. Epson Mooverio BT 300
2. Snap Shows 3
3. Theia
4. Bose
5. Vuzix Blade Smart Glasses
6. Focals by North

Epson Moverio BT-300 real AR glasses

$ 849 | Espon (Japan)[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1080"] Best AR Glass Augmented Reality Glasses[/caption]

His augmented reality smart health connected glasses, also present under the name MOVERIO BT-300 FPV, are among my favorites for their very modern look. With the web platform Epson Moverio Apps Market they give you access to many AR applications on Android. For example, you can use them to fly a drone, discover the sky map, protect the earth from falling Asteroids!

• Augmented reality (AR),
• HD Si-OLED screen display (720 p)
• 5 MP HD front camera for taking HD quality on-board photos and videos
• 1.44 GHz Quad Core processor, 2 GB RAM
• Autonomy of 6 hours on battery until autonomy,
• In-ear earphone with microphone
• Controller included

Real AR glasses with a catalog of a hundred applications. However, they have a FOX (field of vision) reduced by only 23 °. In addition their memory capacity is limited to 32 Gb, it will therefore be necessary to provide several microSD cards. [content-egg module=Amazon template=list groups="Epson Moverio BT-300"]

Snap Spectacles 3: “social” smart health connected glasses

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1080"] Augmented Reality Glasses[/caption] Snap Spectacles 3 are smart health connected glasses to share your photos and videos taken with on social networks. They are equipped with two HD cameras which capture photos and 3D videos at 60 frames per second. In addition, they record immersive and high fidelity sound with the four integrated microphones.

• Photos: 1,728 x 1,728 pixels
• Videos: 1,216 x 1,216 pixels at 60 frames per second
• 2D field of view: 105 °
• 3D field of view: 86 °
• Aperture: f 2.2

Connectivity

• Bluetooth 5.
• Wi-Fi, 2.4 / 5 GHz

Video or photo shooting is easy by pressing one of the two physical buttons on the sides. They synchronize automatically with your phone. But, you can only modify and transform them with the new Snapchat app. Autonomy

• The new charging box also evolves by offering four full charges.

The glasses provide storage with a 4 GB flash memory, which can record up to 100 3D videos or 1,200 3D photos. Finally, there is also an additional accessory, the 3D viewer which allows you to watch sequences and still images in VR by putting your smartphone inside. [content-egg module=Amazon template=list groups="Snap Spectacles 3"]

Theia glasses smart connected with music, microphone, camera and road safety!

$ 256 | Ice Despite a questionable design, these little known smart health connected glasses offer many features:

Vuzix Blade Smart Glasses with Alexa voice assistant

$ 912 | Vuzix(USA) The Vuzix Blade are AR glasses that work with Android or iOS smartphones. However, they can also be used independently. This AR device has an 8 MP HD camera and a rechargeable battery, and offers haptic feedback . On the other hand, different lens options are available.

• 8 MP HD camera
• Rechargeable battery
• Background noise canceling microphone
• Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection.
• Compatible with Amazon voice assistant Alexa

You can add glasses to your sight for $ 228 more, as well as sun clips for $ 28. [content-egg module=Amazon template=list groups="Vuzix Blade"]

Bose Frame: sunglasses with built-in speakers

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1024"] Best AR Glasses[/caption]Sunglasses that are very comfortable to wear because they are very light. The integration of voice control offers many possibilities of use. Powerful sound directly broadcast to your ears without disturbing those around you.

• Compatible with Android or iOS smartphones
• Listening to music streaming from Spotifyand Apple Music .
• Audio for communication applications like Skype and WhatsApp, but also Google Maps or Waze.
• Battery life : 12 hours standbyand up to 3.5 hours of continuous listening .

You stay in touch with your environment. The price remains reasonable for protective glasses. They will be ideal for sunbathing by the pool or the beach, by boat, by bike or just being smart. But, I also find it a great accessory in the car. Note that with the size of the temples, they cannot be used in a full face motorcycle helmet.[content-egg module=Amazon template=list groups="Bose Frame"]

Focals by North: smart health connected glasses with laser display

Focals North of the best smart health connected glasses with head-up display, microphone, speaker and compatible with Alexa voice assistant.

• a color laser that projects images onto the right lens, like a head-up display
• a Bluetooth module to connect to your smartphone,
• A microphone and a speaker
• an integrated processor
• a battery that makes the Focals North self-sufficient for a day.

Alas, only accessible by going to a store in the USA or Canada.

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Smart health connected glasses for sport

What are the best smart glasses for sports?

1. Everysight Raptor for cyclist and triathlete
2. MicroOled Activelook head-up display glasses

Activelook: French glasses for sport from MicroOled

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1080"] Best AR Glasses[/caption] The Grenoble start-up MicroOled, specialist in miniature screens, presents its Active Look at CES 2020. smart health connected sunglasses with integrated head-up display. They use three screens that display all of the performance monitoring data for outdoor sports practitioners. A fourth allows the display to be turned off by simply flipping the side with a built-in motion detector.

• 40 grams
• Bluetooth connection
• announced autonomy of 12 hours

The companion application also receives data via Bluetooth:

• stopwatch,
• average speed,
• drop,
• heartbeat
• and distance traveled

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1080"] Best AR Glasses[/caption] Another version incorporates the technology developed by MicoOled. Under the name Evad-1, the Julbo company announces a sale at 499 $.

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The new AR CES 2022 eyewear

Panasonic , a pair of glasses in the style of sunglasses for glaciers, with their blinders. A UHD definition (HDR compatible) obtained with two micro-OLED screens. It also includes headphones made by Technics (Panasonic group. In development, the Panasonic AR glasses should be smart health connected in 5 G. Also, during CES 2022,Samsung used a pair of AR glasses when presenting its GEMS (Gait Enhancing and Motivating System) exoskeleton. But without giving details of this new product (or prototype). A return to AR VR that the Korean company has already tackled with the marketing of its basic VR headset on Samsung Gear VR.

The other glasses with augmented reality

• Sony SmartEyeglass
• Meta 2
• Recon Jet
• Optivent Ora-1
• Laster SeeThru
• Atheer One

Projected augmented reality glasses (crowdfunding)

• MAD Gaze GLOW.
• Smart Glasses view.
• Pegasi Smart Glasses.
• Ossii Smart Glasses.
• ORA Smart Glasses.

What are AR glasses or AR glasses

AR glasses go much further than smart glasses. Their primary function is to display virtual elements in the wearer’s real field of vision. Augmented reality is about presenting digital information as if it existed in reality. This means that smart glasses do not become augmented reality glasses until they are able to detect the world around you to present the information in such a way that it seems to be actually present in your reality, and not just projected on a transparent screen. The reason why AR glasses are now more commonly known as AR helmets is that, to obtain a relatively wide field of vision and gather enough information on the environment, they require much more complex on-board equipment (and therefore a lot heavier and bulky). The hope is of course that the technology allows the components to be miniaturized to be truly AR glasses.