AR glasses competition starts to get real

At $4,995, the system is not cheap, but it is optimized to present complex workloads and process a lot of data right on the glasses themselves.

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The Daqri is powered by a Visual Operating System (VOS) and weighs 0.7 pounds. The glasses have a 44-degree field of view and use an Intel Core m7 processor running at 3.1 gigahertz. They run at 90 frames per second and have a resolution of 1360 x 768. They also connect via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi and have sensors such as a wide-angle tracking camera, a depth-sensing camera, and an HD color camera for taking photos and videos.

Olympus just presented a competing product for $1500.