Vuzix Corporation (NASDAQ:VUZI) designs and manufactures AI-powered smart glasses and augmented reality (AR) components for ...

Vuzix Blade is now available for purchase… for $1000. That’s a lot of money for a device that mostly presents a new way to interact with your phone.

Vuzix has received an order, with an initial payment upfront, from X.Labs and will immediately ship 100 Vuzix Blade Smart Glasses to support the launch of Feevr.

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.

Vuzix Blade 2™ smart glasses list for $1299.99 and will be available for purchase on the Company's website in September for shipment within the US, EU, UK, Canada and Japan.

Planned to enter full production in Q3 2019 the Blade is being offered as an integrated part of the solution. SWORD™ expects the final attachment rate for Vuzix Blade with SWORD™ to be ...

Vuzix Blade Review: These $1,000 AR Glasses Are Fun But Frustrating The Vuzix Blade represents the next step for augmented reality glasses, but they're far from being a must-have.

In Q1, sales of the M400 Smart Glasses tripled while the sales of Blade Smart Glasses rose more than 54%. Currently, Q2 smart glasses demand remains healthy.

Vuzix – which has been pushing head-mounted displays for several years now, though primarily to enterprise users and developers – brought its latest glasses to CES this week, the Blade 3000.

The Vuzix Blade was promised back at CES 2018: The Alexa-connected smart glasses, which I demoed then, were like an updated Google Glass that promised a larger screen and assistant modes.

Vuzix (VUZI) is set to dazzle at CES 2024 by exhibiting an array of AI-powered smart glasses, including Ultralite S AR.

Vuzix Blade 2 smart glasses, configured exclusively for industry use, pack a power-efficient high, performance Qualcomm processor that now runs Android 11 in support of a large variety of ...