Core Insights - The CES 2023 showcased a significant presence of Chinese manufacturers in the smart glasses and VR/AR market, indicating a shift in industry dynamics with local players gaining traction [2][44] - The Chinese smart glasses market is projected to see substantial growth, with shipments expected to reach 623,000 units by Q3 2025, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 62.3% [4][46] - The event highlighted the competitive landscape, with numerous companies unveiling innovative products, suggesting a "battle of the glasses" in the coming years [42][85] Group 1: Major Players - Rokid attracted attention with its giant glasses display and launched the Rokid Style, claimed to be the lightest full-feature AI glasses at 38.5 grams, starting at $299 [7][48] - INMO introduced two key products: INMO Go3, which offers real-time translation in 261 languages, and INMO AIR3, the first mass-produced 1080P wireless AR glasses, which sold out quickly [9][53] - XREAL showcased the ROG Xreal R1, the first gaming glasses with a 240Hz refresh rate, and announced the upcoming XREAL 1S, featuring a proprietary chip for 3D content conversion [14][57] Group 2: Cross-Industry Innovations - Alibaba presented the Quark AI glasses S1, which allows interaction through voice commands and boasts a battery life of 7 hours, powered by dual flagship chips [22][66] - XGIMI launched its MemoMind AI glasses, marking its entry into the smart glasses market with two series [27][70] Group 3: Emerging Startups - Gyges Labs introduced the world's first AI note-taking ring, which gained significant media attention for its unique functionality [30][73] - MicroVision unveiled the M6 series of AR glasses, which feature hardware that can be sustainably upgraded without replacing the entire device [32][75] - Various smaller companies showcased innovative products, contributing to a diverse and competitive landscape in the smart glasses sector [40][83]
中国AI眼镜军团CES霸场，27家公司组团秀肌肉，2026百镜大战
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-09 09:01