Humane Works on a New Android AR Glasses That Can Make Any Surface Into a Display, Thanks to Advanced Laser System

Humane, a secretive tech firm founded by ex-Apple experts, is now working on a new AR glasses that use an Android system and laser to turn any surface into a projected display.

Thanks to its laser projection system, you can use AR without compromising your bonding time with friends, family, and loved ones.

Aside from this, these new AR glasses also allow you to put various augmented reality tools, such as numpad, time/date, and thermostat controls, onto your palms.

"The laser projection can label objects, provide text or instructions related to the objects and provide an ephemeral user interface that allows the user to compose messages, control other devices, or simply share and discuss content with others," said the developers via the Humane patent.

Humane Looks for Employees!

Since the new AR glasses are confirmed, some job postings from Humane were also discovered. Based on the open job roles, the tech firm is looking for a system software engineer and other similar experts.

Here are the qualifications they are looking for:

  • Experience developing in Android RIL/Telephony.
  • Familiarity with the Android Framework and HALs.
  • 2+ years of experience developing Java, JNI, and C++ code for Android devices.
  • Experience with embedded Linux/Android board brings up.
  • Experience customizing AOSP for new product categories.
  • Experience with Android Telephony, Wireless, or Multimedia frameworks.

In other, the upcoming Meta AR hardware has been canceled. Meanwhile, Google Wear OS will soon be upgraded with an Apple Watch feature.

For more news updates about Humane's AR glasses and other augmented reality innovations, always keep your tabs open here at TechTimes.

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Written by: Griffin Davis

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