SNAP has launched SPECS, a new kind of computer built into a pair of augmented reality (AR) glasses, designed to help you get things done through interactions using your hands and voice.
SPECS will be available to try in person beginning October 1 at SPECS First Look at Westfield Century City in Los Angeles.
SNAP SAYS THAT FROM TODAY IN THE U.S., ANYONE 18+ CAN DOWNLOAD THE SPECS APP FOR IOS AND TRY THE SPECS INTELLIGENCE PREVIEW, WITH CONSUMERS ABLE TO TRY SPECS AR GLASSES IN-PERSON FROM OCT. 1 AT SPECS FIRST LOOK AT WESTFIELD CENTURY CITY IN LOS ANGELES.
SNAP HAS ANNOUNCED NEW EXPERIENCES, SERVICES AND PARTNERSHIPS FOR SPECS, INTRODUCING SPECS INTELLIGENCE, A NEW ANTICIPATORY AI SERVICE DESIGNED TO WORK ACROSS IPHONE, MAC AND SPECS AR GLASSES, AND WORKING WITH SALESFORCE, AWS, NVIDIA, TRIFORK, HOLOLIGHT AND MORE TO BRING SPECS INTO WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENTS.
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