Amazon plans AR glasses for you (and your delivery driver)

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00:00Amazon plans AR glasses for you. Amazon may soon add AR glasses maker to its

00:06resume alongside cloud giant and grocery store owner. Amazon is developing

00:11augmented reality glasses codenamed Jayhawk, featuring a full-color display,

00:15microphones, speakers, and a potential camera. If that sounds familiar, it's

00:20because every tech giant is suddenly in the AR glasses race. Meta's hypernova

00:25specs appearing at Kinect resemble enhanced Ray-Bans with a right lens

00:30display for apps and alerts. Meta is also developing Orion while Google, Samsung,

00:35and Snap experiment with headgear. Basically, your face is the new smartphone

00:39real estate and everyone wants in. For Amazon, this isn't its first rodeo with

00:44echo frames entering its third generation in 2023. Comparatively, Amazon's echo frames

00:50feel like Bluetooth headsets glued to glasses. Jayhawk is supposed to change

00:54that narrative, with a consumer launch possibly landing in late 2026 or early 2027.

01:00But before you start imagining Alexa floating in your field of vision while

01:03you shop on Prime Day, Amazon has a more practical rollout in mind.

01:08The company plans to build 100,000 units of delivery driver glasses codenamed Amelia.

01:13This workhorse features bulkier frames, a utilitarian display, and navigation tools to

01:18ensure accurate delivery with turn-by-turn navigation on a small screen.

01:22So, while MetaCourt's early adopters with sleek specs for selfies and notifications,

01:28Amazon's first real audience might be the folks in blue vans dropping boxes at your doorstep.

01:41So, with an invisible window, I feel like I'm using the view of the

01:45hopefully.

01:45So, we don't have to think about it.

01:47It's gonna be a positive response.

01:49We're watching this recording, a mobile app that I've been using to

01:51Google.

01:51This is a great term.

01:51I'm not looking for the people on the field of vision,

01:53but I'm looking for the people on the field of vision.

01:55You're looking for the people around the field of vision,

01:57you're already doing the public.

01:59So, today, I'm looking for the people on the field.