Samsung Is Already Working on Smart Glasses With a Built-In Screen
Samsung is reportedly developing smart glasses equipped with a built-in color display, aiming to compete with Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses. Unlike Meta's side-mounted screen, Samsung is exploring a binocular design that places the display directly in the user's line of sight for notifications and navigation.
Why it matters
This development signals a major push by a leading hardware manufacturer into the wearable AR market, potentially shifting the industry standard for smart glasses functionality.
With a competitor to Meta’s screenless AI glasses already in the pipeline, Samsung looks like it’s now training its sights on the Meta Ray-Ban Display .
According to a report from the South Korean supply chain website The Elec (machine-translated), Samsung is developing a display designed for a pair of smart glasses. While the company is reportedly exploring different types of display technology, it’s gravitating towards a color screen, unlike some other smart glasses like Even Realities’ Even G2 that use green monochrome.
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