Samsung AR glasses finally reveal their true face

Samsung has been developing high-end augmented reality glasses for some time. The company gave a demo of AR glasses at CES 2020, but there has been little information about their commercial launch. 91mobiles has discovered a new patent application at the Korean Intellectual Property Office with images that may show what the final product will look like. The description mentions "head-mounted device", so we are pretty sure these are AR glasses. According to the description in the patent, it will have a metal structure and a synthetic finish.

The Samsung patent image shows a typical glasses-like design, which will make it easier for the wearer to move around. You can see a band above the lenses, which will house the dual front-facing cameras and the usual sensors. There is also an extended nose pad for a comfortable fit, and the legs of the AR glasses are slightly angular. The thick frame may house a variety of components, which may be the processor, memory, Wi-Fi transceiver, and possibly cellular connectivity. Unfortunately, the patent document does not reveal any technical aspects of the device, only the design.

As with the general idea of ​​AR glasses, Samsung's AR glasses are supposed to overlay virtual content on the actual world you see around you. While the AR glasses patent appears to show a final design, it's unclear if Samsung plans to officially release the product.