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One of the biggest themes at CES 2025 was smart glasses, and there was no shortage of products to see on the show floor. These glasses either have tiny displays in the lenses or lack them altogether, but Gyges Labs is taking a different approach and I got to check it out.
The Halliday AI Glasses offer a tiny display module at the top of the frame, just above the right lens. This display effectively projects an image to your eye. But just so we’re clear, you can’t physically see a beam of light shooting out from this module.* More... |
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