Lenskart Will Use Snapdragon Chips in Upcoming Good Glasses, Says CEO Peyush Bansal
Lenskart is engaged on a brand new pair of good glasses, co-founder and CEO Peyush Bansal introduced on the Snapdragon for India XR Day held in New Delhi on Monday. Whereas a lot of the info stays underneath wraps, the purported Lenskart good glasses are confirmed to utilise chipsets made by Snapdragon. These would be the second good glasses from the eyewear firm, constructing upon the introduction of the Lenskart Phonic in February this yr.
Lenskart Good Glasses
Lenskart co-founder Peyush Bansal teased the event of Lenskart good glasses throughout a hearth dialog with Savi Soin, Senior Vice President and President of Qualcomm India on the Snapdragon for India XR Day. Whereas speaking concerning the firm’s current improvements by way of eyewear, Bansal additionally teased that Lenskart is engaged on a brand new pair of good glasses in collaboration with Qualcomm.
As a fruit of this partnership, this wearable will use a Snapdragon chipset underneath the hood. Nevertheless, it stays to be seen whether or not will probably be an augmented actuality (AR) providing or a easy pair of synthetic intelligence (AI) good glasses just like the Ray-Ban Meta.
Within the case of the previous, the good glasses might be powered by the Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 SoC, which is utilized by AI glasses with and with out screens. If Lenskart decides to make it a premium augmented actuality expertise, it may even equip it with the newest Snapdragon AR2 Gen 1 chipset.
However, if the upcoming providing seems to be a easy pair of AI glasses, it might even use the Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 chip.
Notably, this might be the second pair of good glasses from the corporate. The Lenskart Phonic, priced at Rs. 4,000, permits customers to take calls, hearken to music, and work together with the AI voice assistant. Music is performed by means of the built-in audio system positioned on the temples, promising as much as seven hours of playtime on a single cost. The glasses are claimed to assist multi-tasking and a related expertise on-the-go.
