The Biggest Apple Copycat Is Now Copying Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses

All products featured here are independently selected by our editors and writers. If you buy something through links on our site, Gizmodo may earn an affiliate commission. Everyone wants in on AI glasses nowadays, and that includes Chinese tech titan Huawei. This week, Huawei’s CEO of Consumer Business, He Gang, confirmed in a post on Weibo that its first smart glasses with an integrated camera will be released on April 21. While we haven’t seen what they look like, everything we do know suggests that they might be awfully similar to Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses. Huawei hasn’t share exactly what the AI glasses will do yet, but the confirmation of a camera coupled with some early rumors suggests a similar feature set and hardware to Meta’s non-display smart glasses. According to a leak from January, the smart glasses will likely center on photography and video as core features, as well as AI, including translation and computer vision that can identify things in your surroundings. This is pretty much the standard playbook for AI glasses as it stands, and one that’s already been outlined by Meta and its growing Ray-Ban and Oakley iterations. It’s also the general feature set of existing sm