Samsung Galaxy Glasses · AI
Gemini turns Galaxy Glasses into a hands-free assistant you can talk to throughout the day.
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What to know
Samsung's Galaxy Glasses are built around Gemini, Google's AI assistant, which is the main way you use them. Samsung and Google announced the glasses, which run Android XR, Google's software for glasses and headsets.
Samsung showed Gemini using what the glasses see, for example turning a whiteboard into notes or sharing your view with someone. The glasses are made for asking questions, getting directions and translating, all hands-free.
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Gemini will be able to turn a whiteboard or a meeting into notes
Ask it to capture what you are looking at and it pulls the key information into Notes. Samsung's example is a whiteboard or a meeting, which makes this the clearest daily-use case it has described.
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Gemini will let you share what you are seeing during a call
The glasses can stream your point of view to the other person during a call, or record it. It is a genuine communication feature and it carries obvious privacy questions for whoever is in front of you.
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