The AR1 chip from Qualcomm will power the glasses, which are anticipated to have AI-powered features including gesture detection and natural language processing. Samsung may unveil its Android-powered XR software platform later this month, although the complete launch is scheduled for the third quarter of 2025.
Recent leaks indicate that while Samsung is preparing to introduce the new Galaxy S25 series, the Extended Reality (XR) glasses will also be unveiled at the January 2025 launch event. The tech giant will tease the product with an image or video, according to a recent 9To5Mac article that cited Yonhap News. The full launch is planned for Q3 2025, along with the next-generation Galaxy Z Foldables. The Galaxy Ring, which was teased with the Galaxy S24 and released months later, followed a similar staged method.
Key features and expected specifications for XR glasses
Qualcomm’s AR1 technology, which powers the Ray-Ban Meta glasses, is anticipated to power the next generation of Samsung XR glasses’ cutting-edge features.
Expected specifications include:
- Camera: A 12-megapixel sensor with extra features for recording.
- Battery: Lightweight-optimized compact 155mAh battery.
- Design: To provide comfort, a thin form factor withoutÂ
The XR glasses will use Google’s Gemini AI in place of conventional screens, allowing for sophisticated features like:
- Recognition of gestures and natural language
- Processing data in real-time
- Detection of QR codes and humans
- Payments as well as additional
Launch of a software platform in 2024
Later this year, Samsung plans to unveil its XR software platform, which it co-developed with Qualcomm and Google. The platform will serve as the cornerstone of Samsung’s XR ecosystem and is intended for XR devices running Android.
It is anticipated that this system would smoothly interface with other Galaxy devices, such as smartphones and wearables, improving functionality and usefulness even more.
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