Xuan Gu Bao·2026-01-14 02:37Market Overview - On January 14, the AI glasses sector experienced a collective surge, with companies like Hanbo High-tech, Biyi Co., and Doctor Glasses hitting the daily limit up, while other firms such as Mingyue Lens and Rainbow Technology also saw significant gains [1] Company Highlights - Hanbo High-tech (301321.SZ) saw its stock price rise to 23.03, an increase of 20.01%, as it provides core components for MR/R terminal manufacturers [2] - Biyi Co. (603215.SS) reached a price of 22.90, up by 9.99%, with its subsidiary being the largest domestic producer of AR glasses waveguide modules, having launched a production line with a capacity of 100,000 units [2] - Doctor Glasses (300622.SZ) reported a stock price of 38.89, increasing by 19.99%, focusing on the last-mile fitting services for smart glasses and collaborating with various brands [2] - Mingyue Lens (301101.SZ) offers smart glasses with voice assistant features, achieving a price of 49.11, up by 13.37% [2] Industry Events - On January 13, Bloomberg reported that Meta suggested EssilorLuxottica SA increase its annual production capacity to 20 million units or more by the end of 2026, with discussions for further expansion to 30 million units if demand remains strong [3] - Major tech companies like Apple, Google, and ByteDance are accelerating their investments in the AI glasses market, with Apple planning to unveil Apple Glasses at WWDC 2026 and ByteDance expected to release its first AI glasses in Q1 2026 [3] Institutional Insights - The AI glasses market is projected to become a high-volume product, with global sales expected to reach 90 million units by 2030, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 97.42% over six years [4] - The core innovation in AI glasses is driven by generative AI, transforming them from expensive accessories to interactive smart devices, with prices dropping to the consumer-friendly range of around 1,500 yuan [5] - The industry is entering a rapid growth phase, addressing previous issues of high pricing and limited functionality, with over 80% penetration of features like AI dialogue and AR navigation [5]