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SMART GLASSES / THE BRANDS

Device makers & platforms

The companies that define, brand and sell smart glasses, plus the operating-system and AI platforms behind them. This group is not a physical part. Device makers are listed for their own products, not as suppliers of the parts inside.

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Is a device maker a pure play?

Rarely. For Alphabet, Samsung, Alibaba and Amazon, glasses are one product line inside a much larger business. Meta does not break out glasses revenue in its filings. Vuzix is a listed specialist but very small.

How are rumored products shown?

As “Reported, unconfirmed”, with the outlet and date, in caveats and the watchlist only. A rumor never sets an evidence category, a sector membership or a part link.

Meta leads smart-glasses shipments in both IDC and Omdia data, although the two firms define the market differently. Alphabet with Samsung, Snap, Alibaba and Amazon sell or have announced their own glasses. Apple is listed for Vision Pro and has not announced smart glasses.

Open each company below for its source and limitations. Sector membership does not establish a confirmed supply contract.

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Device makers are listed for their own glasses, not as suppliers of the parts inside. This group has no 3D part to inspect.

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Also in this sector (not publicly listed)

  • XREAL IPO application filed · not listed

    Birdbath (X-Prism) display glasses and Project Aura for Android XR. It filed a Hong Kong listing application on Apr 1, 2026 and is not listed; applications lapse after six months unless renewed. XRG.AX is unrelated.

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  • Rokid Not publicly listed

    Binocular microLED AI glasses; its own releases name NXP’s i.MX RT600 in Rokid Ai Glasses Style. Reported to be preparing a Hong Kong listing.

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  • RayNeo Not publicly listed

    Full-color microLED AR glasses (X3 Pro) and Air-series micro-OLED video glasses. TCL Electronics is a minority investor with 10.10% (FVOCI; TCL Electronics 2025 annual report), not the parent.

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  • Even Realities Not publicly listed

    Display glasses with monochrome green microLED panels and prescription lenses bonded to a diffractive waveguide (G1, G2); the G2 has no camera.

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  • Brilliant Labs Not publicly listed

    Open-hardware AI glasses (Frame, now sold out, and Halo) whose published hardware documents name Nordic, Lattice, Analog Devices, TDK and Texas Instruments parts.

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