Yes, there will be many AI glasses on the market. But the most successful ones will almost certainly be those made by Google and Apple, or running on Google software.
Other AI wearables are going nowhere
Meanwhile, so many companies looking to introduce AI wearables are lost in the weeds, nursing delusions that the public will want to wear pins that poke a hole in their clothing and hang on their shirts, or will wear a necklace that swings around and looks ridiculous.
Fortunately, I believe CES this month represented the last surge of AI wearable delusions. The onslaught of AI pins and necklaces showcased at the event in Las Vegas included Memories.ai‘s Project LUCI multimodal pin, the Plaud NotePin S note-taker, Motorola’s AI necklace prototype, and the Nirva AI companion pendant.
