Oppo has reported the Air Glass, an AR gadget that will go discounted right on time one year from now. Oppo depicts the Air Glass as a “helped reality” item, instead of increased reality, which means it projects 2D data into your field of view rather than overlaying 3D articles onto this present reality.

The Air Glass has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 4100 processor and weighs only 30g (around 1oz) altogether. Oppo says it should keep going for 3 hours of dynamic use and 40 hours on backup. There are two casing plans, a silver half-outline, and a dark full-outline, and each is accessible in two sizes. Within the casing has an attractive port that permits it to be appended to more customary glasses.

The waveguide show utilizes a little projector with Micro LED tech fit for up to 3 million nits top brilliance, however, Oppo says the genuine splendor will be up to 1,400 nits in normal conditions. It tends to be worked using touch, voice, hand following, and head following, just as through a Smart Glass application on a cell phone running Oppo’s ColorOS 11 or above.

Oppo’s proposed use cases for the Air Glass are somewhat unobtrusive. The organization says it tends to be utilized for notices and bearings, as you’d expect, just as highlights like teleprompting and ongoing interpretation. The presentation is monochrome with one or the other 16 or 256 degrees of grayscale relying upon the mode, so the Air Glass won’t be radiating rich substance at you.

All things considered, it presumably won’t be a developed, standard item, by the same token. Oppo says the Air Glass will get a “restricted delivery” in Q1 2022, and essentially at first,, it’ll be just sold in a central area China.

The Air Glass was reported as a component of Oppo’s continuous yearly Inno Day occasion. Oppo likewise uncovered its first in-house NPU chip to help AI-related imaging execution; it’s known as the MariSilicon X and will include in Oppo’s next Find X leader in the principal quarter of the following year. Last week Oppo affirmed the presentation of its first collapsing phone, the Find N, however that hasn’t broken cover at this time.