Apple is working on three AI wearables
According to Bloomberg, Apple is speeding up work on smart glasses, an AI pendant and AirPods with cameras.
Three devices
According to a Bloomberg report, Apple is accelerating work on three new AI devices:
- Smart glasses, code-named N50.
- An AI pendant, about the size of an AirTag, with cameras, that clips to clothing.
- AirPods with new AI features and cameras.
All three would connect to the iPhone and use Siri.
When are the glasses coming?
The glasses are the most advanced of the three. Bloomberg says Apple is targeting the start of production as early as December, ahead of a public release in 2027.
The Information first reported in January that Apple was developing a pendant with cameras.
Competition
Apple would be competing with Meta, whose smart glasses are already on sale, and Snap, which plans to release its Specs glasses this year.
Apple did not comment on the report. This information has not been officially confirmed.
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