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Lenskart Will Use Snapdragon Chips in Upcoming Smart Glasses
The announcement was made at Snapdragon for India XR Day on July 21 Lenskart is working on a new pair of smart glasses, co-founder and CEO Peyush Bansal announced at the Snapdragon for India XR Day held in New Delhi on Monday. While most of the information remains under wraps, the purported
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Qualcomm hosts XR Day in India, signaling a push towards spatial computing growth
Qualcomm today hosted XR dayThe brand also showcased their partner productsLens Kart's Peyush Bansal was also present at the eventQualcomm Technologies opened its 'Snapdragon for India - XR Day' event, bringing together developers, tech experts, creators, and industry stakeholders to explore the
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Qualcomm Snapdragon XR Day: AI smart glasses, Lenskart partnership, and On-device XR tech unveiled
Qualcomm Technologies launched its 'Snapdragon for India - XR Day' event focused on advancing India's spatial computing ecosystem. This event comes ahead of the upcoming Snapdragon Auto Day on July 30, co-hosted with Amazon Web Services (AWS), which will spotlight automotive technologies like ADAS
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Snapdragon XR Day 2025: Qualcomm wants smart glasses to become as important as phones
Qualcomm also announced that the Snapdragon chipsets will power smart glasses in India. Qualcomm Technologies today kickstarted its Snapdragon for India XR Day event. The event aimed to accelerate the growth of spatial computing in the Indian market. Qualcomm took this opportunity to showcase a
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Xiaomi AI glasses appear at Qualcomm's Snapdragon XR day, is India launch imminent?
Xiaomi AI Glasses are already commercially available in China. Qualcomm hosted its Snapdragon for India XR Day event in New Delhi, where the Xiaomi AI Glasses made a low-key appearance, sparking speculation about a possible India launch. While there was no official announcement from Xiaomi about
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Qualcomm's Snapdragon XR Day event in India highlighted the future of spatial computing, featuring AI-powered smart glasses and partnerships with companies like Lenskart, signaling a push towards making smart eyewear as essential as smartphones.
Qualcomm Technologies recently hosted its 'Snapdragon for India - XR Day' event in New Delhi, showcasing the future of spatial computing and smart eyewear. Savi Soin, Senior Vice President and President of Qualcomm India, emphasized the company's vision of smart glasses becoming as integral to daily life as smartphones
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. This aligns with Qualcomm's broader strategy to expand beyond smartphones and accelerate India's leadership in spatial computing innovation3
.A key announcement at the event was Qualcomm's collaboration with Indian eyewear brand Lenskart to develop smart glasses powered by Snapdragon chipsets
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. While details remain limited, this partnership signals Qualcomm's commitment to bringing AI-enabled wearables to the Indian market. Lenskart CEO Peyush Bansal teased the development during a fireside conversation at the event1
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Alex Katouzian, Group General Manager of Mobile, Compute & XR at Qualcomm Technologies, highlighted the crucial role of AI in enhancing XR experiences
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. He demonstrated a small language model running entirely on AI-enabled smart glasses, showcasing Snapdragon's versatility in supporting AI across cloud, local, and on-device environments3
.Qualcomm's Snapdragon XR platforms are already powering over 100 immersive devices globally, delivering experiences in mixed reality (MR), virtual reality (VR), and augmented reality (AR)
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. These platforms are designed to balance sleek, lightweight design with powerful functionality, making smart glasses practical for everyday use4
.The event featured immersive demos across various sectors, including entertainment, content capture, fitness, and education
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. Qualcomm emphasized the potential of this technology to support digital inclusion by empowering frontline workers, enabling remote education, and improving access in underserved areas2
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Interestingly, Xiaomi's AI glasses, which launched in China in June, made a low-key appearance at the event
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. While no official announcement was made regarding an India launch, their presence at the event has sparked speculation about a possible release in the Indian market5
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As Qualcomm continues to invest in spatial computing as a key growth area, the company envisions a future where smart glasses can handle daily tasks through intuitive, AI-powered interfaces
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. This push towards making smart eyewear as essential as smartphones aligns with India's larger push toward a digitally empowered future2
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