Group 1 - Amazon is developing a consumer-oriented augmented reality (AR) glasses, codenamed Jayhawk, to directly challenge Meta's position in the AR device market, with a planned launch by the end of 2026 or early 2027 [1] - The AR glasses will feature a microphone, speakers, a camera, and a single-eye full-color display, marking a significant entry into the AR technology space [1] - Amazon is also developing a second AR glasses model, codenamed Amelia, specifically designed for delivery drivers to assist in sorting and delivering packages, with an initial production plan of around 100,000 units [2] Group 2 - Meta is actively competing in the AR glasses market, with a new product, codenamed Hypernova, expected to be showcased at the upcoming Connect conference, featuring a single-eye display [3] - The pricing strategy for Meta's AR glasses is under discussion, with estimates around $800, compared to the current Ray-Ban smart glasses starting at $299 [3] - The AR glasses market is becoming increasingly competitive, with other companies like Xreal, Rokid, and Snap also developing AR products, indicating a growing interest and investment in this technology [3]