Apple's augmented reality (AR) smart glasses have long been a hot topic in the tech world. Although there has been no official news about a launch, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman recently revealed in his 'Power On' newsletter that Apple's AR glasses are still in the development phase, with at least 3 to 5 more years needed before they are officially released. While Apple's Apple Vision Pro has already debuted and shares many similarities with the potential AR glasses, its relatively bulky design has raised questions about the future of Apple's offerings.

The Walt Disney Company is exploring applications in its film, television, and theme park divisions and is currently forming a new team to coordinate the company's use of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and mixed reality. The newly established technology support office will be led by Jamie Voris, the Chief Technology Officer of Disney Studios, who was responsible for developing Disney applications for the Apple Vision Pro mixed reality device. Eddie Drake will

According to Mark Gurman, Apple is actively developing several wearable virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) glasses products, including a more affordable Apple Vision headset, the second generation of Apple Vision Pro, and a smart glasses model similar to Ray-Ban.

Former Apple Vision Pro engineer Ahmad Abbas has joined the startup Midjourney as the head of hardware, attracting widespread attention in the industry. The new project, 'Orb', focuses on 3D data capture, which may be used for generating AI-created 3D worlds and real-time video games. Company founder Holz stated that a real-time generation gaming console equipped with an AI processor is expected to be launched in the future. Abbas and Holz have extensive experience in the hardware field, and Abbas's addition will help propel Midjourney's hardware initiatives forward.