Google reportedly plans to release an AR headset in 2024
claim Google is developing an augmented reality headset, nicknamed Project Iris, that it wants to release in 2024.
The standalone wearable would use a custom Google processor, outward-facing tracking cameras and run Android, although a custom OS is a possibility given job listings. It might also rely on cloud-based rendering to overcome the processing power limitations of a headset.
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