Apple's AR glasses enters second phase of development

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By Ashish Mitra --
Wednesday, 06 Jan, 2021

Apple's widely rumoured augmented reality (AR) glasses prototype has reportedly entered the second phase of development. In an internal meeting, Apple said the headset may be widely announced in 2021 and released in 2022 while the glasses are expected in 2023 at the earliest. Taiwanese suppliers are already ramping up production on optical components for the glasses.

In early 2018, Apple began discussions with companies that make components for AR and VR devices including EMagin which makes OLED display components for this type of headset. The headset could resemble the Oculus Quest with a high-resolution display and a lightweight design that makes it comfortable to wear.

The AR headset is expected to sport a sleek design so that it is lightweight and comfortable for the wearer to roam around for longer periods.

It's also expected that the device will sport a high-resolution display allowing users to read small bits of text while seeing other people in front of them at the same time.

Apple's AR glasses enters second phase of development. Apple's widely rumoured augmented reality (AR) glasses prototype has reportedly entered the second phase of development. In an internal meeting, Apple said the headset may be widely announced in 2021 and released in 2022 while the glasses are expected in 2023 at the earliest. Taiwanese suppliers are already ramping up production on optical components for the glasses.

In early 2018, Apple began discussions with companies that make components for AR and VR devices including EMagin which makes OLED display components for this type of headset. The headset could resemble the Oculus Quest with a high-resolution display and a lightweight design that makes it comfortable to wear.

The AR headset is expected to sport a sleek design so that it is lightweight and comfortable for the wearer to roam around for longer periods.

It's also expected that the device will sport a high-resolution display allowing users to read small bits of text while seeing other people in front of them at the same time.