3 6 Ke·2025-12-09 10:27Core Insights - Google has launched the XR Edition event, showcasing advancements in the XR field and positioning Android XR as the industry's first unified platform for extended reality devices [1][3] - The platform aims to extend the advantages of smartphone experiences into the XR domain, with a focus on diverse product forms [3][4] Product Development - Google collaborates with Samsung and Qualcomm to develop Android XR, with Samsung handling the technical architecture and Qualcomm providing chip support [3][4] - The initial products under Android XR include two models of AI smart glasses, set to launch in 2026, designed in partnership with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster [4][6] - The first model emphasizes basic interaction with audio capabilities, while the second model integrates a low-power transparent display for notifications and navigation [4][6] User Experience - The design philosophy of the smart glasses prioritizes a seamless integration of technology into daily wear, focusing on a "context-aware" assistance experience powered by Gemini AI [6][9] - Features include visual search for object recognition, real-time translation for conversations, and contextual reminders based on location [6][9] New Product Categories - Google introduces a new category of wired XR glasses, Project Aura, which combines a lightweight display with a portable computing core, expected to launch in 2026 [7][9] - Project Aura allows for high-precision overlay of virtual content on real-world visuals, enhancing user interaction [9][10] Collaboration with Samsung - Samsung's Galaxy XR headset, launched in October, features upgrades such as seamless PC connectivity and a digital avatar for video calls, enhancing social interaction [11][12] - The headset's Travel Mode stabilizes virtual images during movement, reducing motion-induced discomfort [12] Developer Support - Google has released the Android XR SDK Developer Preview 3, providing full support for AI smart glasses development, marking a significant extension of the platform [13][16] - New development libraries, Jetpack Glimmer and Jetpack Projected, facilitate the creation of applications for transparent displays and smooth transitions from mobile to eyewear [16][17] Ecosystem Development - Android XR adheres to the OpenXR standard, enabling developers to create immersive content using Unreal Engine and Godot engine [17][19] - A case study from Uber demonstrates the potential of smart glasses in enhancing travel experiences through real-time information display and AR navigation [17][19]