Apple I Glasses Concept: Release Date And How It Price?

The release date for Apple's first smart glasses has been announced! How it price?

Apple is preparing to step into the world of virtual reality. A new claim has been made for the smart glasses that he has been working on for a long time.

Apple, which has established its own ecosystem with its technological products and is very successful in this field, continues to work to add a new one to its ecosystem. Information continues to come for the augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) glasses that the company attaches great importance to. While the release date for the smart glasses is starting to become clear, it has already become clear that next year will be a very busy year for the company.

Apple expected to introduce AR glasses in 2022

Technology giant Apple is allegedly accelerating its work on augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) glasses, which has been planned for many years. The company, which is generally known for executing the products it works on in secrecy, did not leak much information on this issue either. However, as the studies progressed, rumors about the release date increased. According to the allegations, the VR / AR smart glasses, whose name is not yet known, will be released in 2022.

The VR/AR smart glasses that Apple started working on a long time ago were interrupted many times over time. According to the allegations, smart glasses were planned to be released in 2020. However, due to the complex structure and design of smart glasses, the production process came to a halt. That's why the production of the device was delayed. According to many sources, this technology will be introduced in 2022 and will go on sale in 2023. Although there are strong claims on the subject, uncertainty remains.

In addition, claims about the name of the smart glasses continue to be made. According to some claims, it is expected to be Apple Glass, while according to others, it will be released as iGlass. But regardless, this project will represent more than just Apple taking a chance on any new product category. While many technology giants continue to offer their products in this field, according to rumors, Apple will step into the world of VR / AR glasses with a more advanced product than all of them.

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Apple I Glasses Concept

The sleekness of the headgear will set a new standard. Antonio De Rosa reverse-engineered a low-res mockup of a high-res render provided by The Information, creating high-rez copies based on real data. We don't know how much the headset weighs, but watchers have noticed that the prototype lacks the top-of-the-head strap found on heavier headsets already on the market, implying that it will be quite light.

Apple hasn't figured out how to operate the headgear. They're still designing and testing a variety of input devices, such as rings, gloves, and hand movements in the air. The cost is projected to be $3,000 per person. The headset might be available as early as next year, according to Apple.

What we know about Apple's augmented reality spectacles. AR glasses, Apple's second main platform, are intended to be worn all day, every day, and everywhere. They'll resemble regular prescription glasses as much as possible, and the user will see virtual objects and information float holographically in the actual environment through glass lenses. They will be able to accommodate prescription lenses.

Apple may transform its augmented reality glasses into health-related, quantified-self devices to supplement or replace the Apple Watch. A new patentv continuation details the use of sensors in glasses that look like regular prescription glasses but are capable of performing exceptional biomedical detection feats. Head movements, jaw muscles and movement, mouth opening, respiratory rate, blood pressure, heart rate, heart rate variability, oxygen saturation, skin moisture, body temperature, body posture, glucose blood levels, stress, and others are all described in the patent. The glasses will also be able to biometrically identify the person and monitor their emotions, thoughts, and brain function. Apple's augmented reality glasses are unlikely to be available until 2025.