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Claude AI features have been upgraded, adding the ability to upload multiple file formats. The latest version supports files such as PDFs, images, and code, enabling seamless integration with AI applications. The upgraded system can perform complex tasks such as document analysis, image recognition, and code optimization, and has improved the user interface and data processing workflow. This feature is powered by advanced AI models such as Claude4 and Claude3.7Sonnet, which can accurately process multimodal data. This update significantly improves the collaboration efficiency between AI and data for both professional and general users.

Meta CEO Zuckerberg emphasized at the earnings conference call that AI glasses will become the core device for human-computer interaction in the future. He believes smart glasses can enable real-time AI perception of the user's environment and interaction, and those who do not wear them will be at a cognitive disadvantage. Meta has already launched several products such as Ray-Ban Meta, with sales increasing more than threefold year-over-year. Despite cumulative losses of nearly $70 billion in the Reality Labs division, Zuckerberg remains optimistic about its development prospects, believing that glasses are the best medium for integrating the physical and digital worlds, and will drive the vision of the metaverse.

Meta CEO Zuckerberg stated during a earnings call that AI glasses will become the primary way for human-computer interaction, and those who do not wear them will be at a cognitive disadvantage. He pointed out that glasses can observe users' lives in real time and interact with them. Display technology will enhance the experience. The smart glasses developed by Meta and Ray-Ban have seen sales triple. However, the Reality Labs division reported a loss of $4.53 billion in the second quarter. Zuckerberg emphasized that glasses are the best medium for blending the virtual and real worlds, but he also acknowledged that future AI devices may take forms beyond imagination.

Meta plans to launch a new smartwatch in Sept 2025, made by Huaqin, featuring a camera for use with Meta AI glasses. Development started in 2022 but faced delays. Meta is also developing a neural smartband with Carnegie Mellon, enhancing interaction and aiding disabilities, building an AI wearable ecosystem.....

China Telecom has officially launched its first smart glasses - Tianti AI Smart Glasses, priced at 1999 yuan, entering the consumer electronics market with a lightweight design and multifunctional integration. The product uses an ultra-light semi-frame structure, weighing only 38 grams. It is equipped with an adjustable nose bridge and elastic temples that can expand up to 15 degrees, allowing it to adapt to different face shapes. Its 8-degree ergonomic front tilt design aims to reduce visual fatigue during prolonged wear.

According to EssilorLuxottica's financial report, sales of the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, developed in collaboration with Meta, increased by more than double, driving the company's total sales to 14.02 billion euros (+7.3%) in the first half of the year. The company emphasized its leading position in the smart glasses sector, believing that glasses will become the next-generation computing platform integrating AI and sensing technologies. Recently, they launched the Oakley Meta product and renewed a ten-year partnership agreement. They may also launch Prada smart glasses in the future. Brands such as Ray-Ban have helped the company establish a strong position in the smart wearable market.

Xiaomi's first AI glasses achieved sales beyond expectations after their launch, with a pricing of 1999 yuan still in a loss-making state. The product is equipped with a 12MP camera, open-ear headphones, and other features, and has been stationed in over 10,000 Xiaomi stores and hundreds of optical shops. Facing the Chinese market of 700 million nearsighted people, Xiaomi plans to achieve an annual shipment of 5 million units within three years, promoting the development of smart glasses.

Halliday introduced its first invisible display smart glasses at the 2025 World Artificial Intelligence Conference. The product highlights three main advantages: support for prescription lenses, an ultra-lightweight of 28.5g, and a 12-hour battery life. The product uses DigiWindow™ invisible display technology, with the optical module completely hidden inside the frame, making it look identical to regular glasses. The team emphasized that information display is the core value of smart glasses, achieving the integration of technology and fashion through a retro-style frame design and AI-powered assistant features. The product starts at 2499 yuan, with a limited-time free lens service available.

Today, the 2025 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) officially kicked off, and Alibaba announced the technical progress of its first self-developed AI glasses - 'Qwen AI Glasses' at this event, and showcased a real machine on site. From the current display, the Qwen AI Glasses do not have a screen, but instead use a combination of lenses and voice interaction, which is considered one of the more suitable forms of AI carriers at present.

Alibaba will launch its first self-developed AI glasses this week, integrating features such as voice assistant and real-time translation, deeply integrated with Alibaba's ecosystem including Gaode and Alipay. The product uses a dual-chip architecture of Qualcomm and Horizon. It comes in a standard version and a display (AI+AR) version. This is Alibaba's first product after integrating its AI business, led by a former Huawei architect. Industry experts believe that Alibaba, leveraging its ecosystem advantages, has the potential to break through the current bottlenecks in the AI glasses market and drive the product into the mass consumer market. With major players like Xiaomi and Baidu entering the field, 2025 may become a key turning point for the development of AI glasses.

At the recent 2025 (24th) China Internet Conference, Zhou Hongyi, chairman of 360 Company, revealed in an interview that the company plans to release two new AI hardware products this month - an AI voice recorder and smart glasses. Zhou introduced the features of these two products in detail. He stated that the AI voice recorder is not just a simple meeting transcription tool, but rather a device capable of intelligent analysis in different scenarios, accurately summarizing key points to provide users with a more efficient recording experience. He mentioned that this function will soon be updated and applied in the Nano AI search, further enhancing it.

XREAL launches AR smart glasses XREAL One Pro, using its self-developed X Prism optical engine technology, achieving a 57° ultra-wide field of view, increasing the visible area by 63%. Equipped with X1 spatial computing chip, 3ms ultra-low latency, compatible with multiple devices. Over 10,000 pre-orders have been obtained overseas, with a domestic price of 4299 yuan, shipping in mid-July.

Zhipu Z.ai launches Zread.ai, a Chinese open source project reading tool that supports pasting GitHub links to automatically generate project structure and usage guides, significantly lowering the barrier for developers to understand open source projects. The tool has indexed numerous popular projects and offers an application process for less popular projects to be indexed. Its feature Buzz aggregates community updates, including commits, issues, and news, helping developers stay fully informed about project progress. This tool fills the gap in Chinese open source project reading tools and is expected to become an essential tool for developers.

ByteDance's Pico is developing a lightweight MR glasses, weighing only 127 grams. It uses a split design to transfer computing tasks to an external processing unit and is developing a dedicated chip to reduce latency. This move directly targets Meta's MR strategy, as the latter has paused the development of Quest 4 and shifted towards lightweight devices. Both major companies are betting on split-style MR glasses, indicating that the industry is transitioning from traditional VR headsets to more compact forms.

On July 7, the Baidu AI team announced the official release of PaddleOCR 3.1, achieving three major upgrades in multilingual recognition, complex document translation, and large model connectivity. The new version supports text recognition in 37 languages, with an average accuracy improvement of over 30%. It also introduces a document translation pipeline and MCP server functionality to help developers efficiently build AI applications. To address multilingual needs in global scenarios, PaddleOCR 3.1 adds the PP-OCRv5 multilingual model, covering 37 languages including French, Spanish, and Russian.

Xiaomi officially launched its next-generation personal smart device - Xiaomi AI Glasses, which has attracted widespread attention due to its innovative payment function. With the increasing popularity of mobile payments, Xiaomi AI Glasses are equipped with the "Alipay Look-and-Pay" feature, offering users a new payment option when their hands are busy or when using a phone is inconvenient. When users need to pay, they can complete the scanning and payment just by using the glasses, which is both secure and convenient.