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Chinese AI smart glasses maker Hangzhou Guangli Technology Co., Ltd. announced on Thursday that it has completed an A+ round of financing in which it brought in over 100 million yuan ($15.67 million).
The leading developer of mixed reality glasses Nreal and the South Korean cellular carrier LG UPlus jointly announced on Aug. 11 the launch of the direct-to-consumer contract subsidized version of AR glasses "Nreal Light."
Founded in 2017, Nreal has won several prestigious international awards. Its lightweight, smartphone tethered AR glasses, Nreal Light, made headlines at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Leading Chinese smartphone company OPPO on Tuesday kicked off its annual technology convention OPPO INNO DAY themed “Leap into the Future” in Shenzhen
Xiaomi, a leading consumer electronics and smart manufacturing company in China, announced on February 27 its new Wireless AR Glass Discovery Edition at the Mobile World Congress 2023 (MWC 2023).
On March 17th, Xiaomi announced its patent application for "AR glasses payment methods, devices, AR glasses, media, and program products", as reported by IT Home.
The popularity of consumer-facing smart glasses is on the rise in China. Since the beginning of this year, Nreal, Rokid, Thunderbird Innovation and a Xiaomi-affiliated firm have all released new products, including AR glasses and corresponding intelligent terminal equipment.
Ambilight Inc, an electrochromic technology developer, announced on Thursday that it had completed a C-round of financing worth hundreds of millions of dollars led by Huaping Investment.
Chinese augmented reality technology company Rokid provided AR glasses for limited seating at the 2020 League of Legends World Championship tournaments.
Chinese research firm Analysys released a report detailing the market share of AR glasses in China in the third quarter of this year, showing that Xiaomi's AR glasses ranking fourth with a market share of 8.5%.
Recently, Goertek launched Link, its first smart bracelet reference design, which focuses on realizing XR device interaction. Users can control and interact with the device through the touch screen, buttons and simple gestures on the bracelet.
TCL RayNeo, an AR glasses company incubated by TCL Electronics, announced on March 6 that it had successfully completed the first round of financing of over 100 million yuan ($14 million).