"Vuzix smart glasses get automatic facial recognition designed for law enforcement"

Author: Darrell Etherington |
Published: June 10, 2019

It’s going to be relatively circumscribed and specific in its usage: Basically, it works best when you know who you’re looking for, and that means suspects or known offenders, and potentially missing people.

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"They're like sunglasses, but you can see a projection of information on the screen inside. There are all sorts of uses, from reading text messages to seeing an incoming call."

Author: CNBC |
Published: January 24, 2019

There are all sorts of uses, from reading text messages to seeing an incoming call. I used them open an Amazon Alexa app and then asked how tall the Empire State Building is.

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"A hot new gadget, the CES 2019 innovation award winner, the Vuzix Blade Smart Glasses"

Author: ExtraTV |
Published: January 23, 2019

“Extra’s” Mark Wright recently took a trip to Las Vegas for CES.

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"If you want AR glasses that will work seamlessly with your life, making everything from shopping to travel to social media that much easier and more enjoyable, then Vuzix Blade smart glasses are the way to go."

Author: New York Magazine |
Published: January 23, 2019

Perhaps the best thing about Vuzix Blade smart glasses is the fact that they look almost like normal glasses, albeit a bit thick.

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"Vuzix Blade seems to be one of the most feature-complete versions of the tech we’ve seen so far."

Author: Mark Jansen |
Published: January 03, 2019

If you loved the idea of Google Glass but never got your hands on a pair (or invested at exactly the wrong time), you’ll be happy to learn Vuzix has finally released its long-awaited Blade Smart Glasses. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to get your hands on them unless you’re willing to part with a cool $1,000.

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"Move over, fitness trackers and smartwatches. Vuzix’s new $1,000 AR Blade smart glasses are ready to shake up the wearables market this year."

Author: Genevieve Scarano |
Published: January 03, 2019

Unlike other wearables, the Blade smart glasses feature a slimmer design, a floating Google Glass display, and Amazon Alexa compatibility. These high-tech spectacles don’t come cheap though: You’ll have to pay $1,000 for the Blade smart glasses, which will start shipping at the end of January.

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"One of the sleekest and most in-demand products should be the Vuzix Blade AR glasses, which allow for hands-free AR overlays on transparent lenses."

Author: Blake Morgan |
Published: January 03, 2019

Perhaps nowhere else in CES looks more like a sci-fi movie than the AR and VR display areas. Representatives from healthcare, sports, entertainment and more show off their newest developments. We’ve seen a huge boom in consumer AR and VR in recent years, and trends indicate it will continue to improve. One of the sleekest and most in-demand products should be the Vuzix Blade AR glasses, which allow for hands-free AR overlays on transparent lenses. Hopefully I get to try them out!

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"As you can see from the image above, the Vuzix Blade stands out from other AR glasses – such as Google Glass – by looking as much like a real pair of glasses as possible."

Author: Eric Abent |
Published: January 03, 2019

Vuzix has brought its Blade AR smart glasses to CES for the past couple of years, but ahead of CES 2019, it’s shaking things up a bit. Though we still expect Vuzix to have the Blade on hand at CES, it’s doing things a bit differently this year by putting the AR specs up for pre-order. Developers, enterprise customers, and enthusiast consumers who want to get in on the ground floor can pick up a pair beginning today.

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"It was a dream for Google, but Vuzix has actually done it."

Published: December 28, 2018

American startup Vuzix has teamed up with AccuWeather to provide localized weather data to wearers of its smart glasses. An initial demonstration is planned for the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), which will run from January 8 to 11, 2019 in Las Vegas.

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"I’ve been using the pre-release version of the Blade for several weeks now and can honestly say it’s the only piece of AR Hardware (aside from my Pixel 2) that I have gone back to several times."

Author: Charlie Fink |
Published: January 03, 2019

Three weeks ago, I met with Paul Travers, Founder and CEO of AR glasses maker Vuzix, to talk about the much anticipated upcoming release of the new Vuzix Blade, their first hybrid consumer - enterprise monocular display. The new Blade is light and easy to use. Vuzix has done a brilliant job of integrating intuitive easy to learn and easy to use touch control on the wings.

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"Vuzix smart glasses get automatic facial recognition designed for law enforcement"

"They're like sunglasses, but you can see a projection of information on the screen inside. There are all sorts of uses, from reading text messages to seeing an incoming call."

"A hot new gadget, the CES 2019 innovation award winner, the Vuzix Blade Smart Glasses"

"If you want AR glasses that will work seamlessly with your life, making everything from shopping to travel to social media that much easier and more enjoyable, then Vuzix Blade smart glasses are the way to go."

"Vuzix Blade seems to be one of the most feature-complete versions of the tech we’ve seen so far."

"Move over, fitness trackers and smartwatches. Vuzix’s new $1,000 AR Blade smart glasses are ready to shake up the wearables market this year."

"One of the sleekest and most in-demand products should be the Vuzix Blade AR glasses, which allow for hands-free AR overlays on transparent lenses."

"As you can see from the image above, the Vuzix Blade stands out from other AR glasses – such as Google Glass – by looking as much like a real pair of glasses as possible."

"It was a dream for Google, but Vuzix has actually done it."

"I’ve been using the pre-release version of the Blade for several weeks now and can honestly say it’s the only piece of AR Hardware (aside from my Pixel 2) that I have gone back to several times."

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