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These new AR glasses are amazing. And extremely goofy. Before I get to Snap’s new Spectacles, a confession: I have a long history of putting goofy new things on my face and liking it.

But thanks to FPV goggles, where you can see what the drone sees — like a bird's eye view — and controls that allow you to flip roll and dive the drone, you're undoubtedly in for a treat.

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A Ukrainian first-person view (FPV) drone has reportedly reached speeds of over 300 kph, according to footage released by the “Wild Hornets” unit, a volunteer group that builds FPV kamikaze attack ...

While there isn't any solid research backing the use of blue light lenses for eye health, many people turn to blue light-blocking glasses to effectively filter blue light, reduce light exposure ...

Shakouri and his company have a solution, and it harkens back to the OG wearable glasses: think Google Glass without the embarrassment and a lot more native artificial intelligence. Journey Lens ...

The Black Widows can also be used as explosive first-person-view (FPV) drones, Kyiv said, and have filled Ukraine's skies throughout its war efforts. The rapid and often experimental development ...

Poor-quality goggles can affect your performance and taint your overall swimming experience, causing headaches or allowing chlorine-infested water to seep into your eyes. While there are many ...

Yes, there are things that go bump in the night. But now instead of running in fear, you can pull out your HEXEUM Night Vision Goggles and capture it in a high-def video or still photo.

Sharp and Japan’s largest telecom NTT Docomo today announced a new pair of AR glasses called MiRZA, which is hitting the Japanese market sometime his Fall. It would be pretty tough to mistake ...

In a recent interview with CNBC, Qualcomm's CEO Cristiano Amon said that the partnership is exploring a set of mixed-reality smart glasses that would link to a smartphone instead of a headset.