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Night driving glasses claim to help you see at night when you are behind the wheel. But do they actually work, and are they safe?

Samantha Kelly is a freelance writer with a focus on consumer technology, AI, social media, Big Tech, emerging trends and how they impact our everyday lives. Her work has been featured on CNN, NBC ...

There’s no release timeline, but Samsung’s TM Roh tells Bloomberg that the company will try to launch the glasses ‘as soon as possible.’ There’s no release timeline, but Samsung’s TM ...

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Romanian startup .lumen is revolutionizing mobility for the visually impaired with its cutting-edge glasses that integrate self-driving technology to mimic the core functions of a guide dog.

That’s where night driving glasses come in. Just like any other glasses, they’re for keeping your eyes safe and helping you see more clearly. They really will make driving at night much more ...

This CES is all about the tech race for space on your face. There’s a new set of smart glasses everywhere you turn this year. But Halliday’s new AI-packed specs are the apple of my eye at CES ...

LAS VEGAS: Producers of hi-tech connected eyewear are multiplying their innovations with increasingly discreet models in an attempt to make a difference in a highly competitive – and fast ...

An attendee wears a pair of augmented reality glasses at the Rokid booth during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada, on January 9, 2025. – Producers of hi-tech smart glasses ...

As a team of editors who work mostly on screens all day, Forbes Vetted has a lot of firsthand experience wearing glasses. To find the best reading glasses, I was particularly eager to dive into ...

Smart glasses and artificial intelligence (AI) wearables are gaining traction at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week, giving Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses a run for their money.