Google Glass alternatives just for reading?

Question

I want a pair of glasses that allow me to read articles, watch YouTube tutorials, and maybe even read PDFs as I do laundry, cleaning, and other house chores. I'm still pissed off at Google for shutting down their Google glass project. I've been searching for alternatives, and I found a few options, but they're all geared towards corporations, and definitely not affordable for ordinary people like me. I've been thinking about 3-D printing, my own smart glass, but the resources that I found online are too old and they don't meet the requirements that I just mentioned above. I was just wondering if you have created your own or if you know any alternatives.

lucasabu · Accepted Answer

There are a number of alternatives to Google Glass in the market for smart glasses. Here are a few:
1. Vuzix Blade: This is one of the leading competitors to Google Glass. The Vuzix Blade provides a wide range of features such as augmented reality, connectivity to your phone and voice control.
2. Snap Spectacles: Originally designed as a fun wearable for capturing Snapchat moments, they have evolved over the years to incorporate more augmented reality features.
3. Epson Moverio BT-300: These glasses are more focused on augmented reality and are often used in professional settings for tasks such as drone piloting.
4. North Focals: These are smart glasses that look just like a regular pair of glasses. They provide notifications, navigation, and other features, all while looking stylish.
5. Magic Leap One: This is an augmented reality headset rather than a pair of glasses, but it serves a similar purpose in providing digital information in the user's field of view.
6. Microsoft HoloLens: This is another augmented reality headset that is more focused on business and professional applications than consumer use.
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