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I’m an AR Novice, But Snap’s New Glasses Have Me Hooked

Last updated: October 23, 2024 10:22 pm
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Snap Spectacles: A New Era of AR Glasses

As a self-proclaimed expert in phones and tablets, I have always been fascinated by the world of AR glasses. These devices use augmented reality to overlay virtual images onto the real world, opening up a world of possibilities in gaming, education, and navigation. Despite my interest, I have always been a bit intimidated by AR glasses, assuming there was a steep learning curve to master them.

When I had the chance to try out the fifth generation of Snap Spectacles at Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Summit, I eagerly accepted the opportunity. Snap, the company behind Snapchat, has been producing AR glasses since 2016, and this latest version is their most advanced yet.

The Snap Spectacles are equipped with two Snapdragon processors, allowing for all processing to be done on the glasses themselves. While they may appear a bit chunky, they are surprisingly lightweight at 226g, making them comfortable to wear for extended periods.

One of my initial concerns was the complexity of using AR glasses, but I was pleasantly surprised by how user-friendly the Snap Spectacles were. After a quick IPD calculation, the on-device tutorial guided me through the basics of AR navigation using simple gestures like pinches and taps.

The Snap OS user interface further enhanced the user experience, allowing for intuitive navigation through hand gestures or voice commands. I found myself effortlessly launching and closing apps with ease.

I was first introduced to a nature game that added virtual leaves and flowers to my surroundings, creating a peaceful and immersive experience. Next, I tried a beatboxing game that showcased the Spectacles’ responsiveness and provided a fun way to interact with the technology.

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Unlike VR headsets that can be disorienting, the Snap Spectacles allow you to maintain awareness of your surroundings while engaging in activities like boxing games. This unique feature ensures a safe and enjoyable AR experience.

Another highlight was a painting game that emphasized collaboration, allowing me to create 3D paintings in my environment and share them with others in real-time. The emphasis on collaboration and interactive experiences set the Snap Spectacles apart from other AR devices.

While my time with the Snap Spectacles was limited, it only scratched the surface of their capabilities. In addition to gaming, the Snap OS offers educational and navigational tools, with a focus on making app development accessible for creators.

Although the Snap Spectacles may not be readily available to consumers at the moment, they serve as an excellent entry point into the world of AR glasses. With their emphasis on collaboration, user-friendly interface, and integration into real-world environments, the Snap Spectacles offer a glimpse into the future of wearable AR technology.

Overall, my experience with the Snap Spectacles has opened my eyes to the potential of AR glasses and their ability to seamlessly integrate into daily life. As the technology continues to evolve, I look forward to seeing how AR glasses like the Snap Spectacles shape the future of augmented reality experiences.

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