The success of these glasses will also depend on how well they integrate with existing platforms and apps. If Meta doesn't offer robust developer tools, the adoption rate will be slow. This is why so many companies are investing in web development services to build AR-friendly platforms that can support next-gen wearable tech.
Meta is in a critical position—they can either push smart glasses forward into a new era of digital interaction, or these could end up as another overpriced gadget with limited practical use. The next year will be crucial in determining if AR wearables finally go mainstream or remain a niche product.
A recent report suggests that Meta is working on at least two new pairs of smart glasses, which are expected to be released in 2025. The first product, currently known as Supernova 2, is designed with Oakley and aimed at athletes. The second wearable, Hypernova, is a high-end offering with an integrated display.
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