CES 2021: Lenovo targets enterprise customers with newest augmented actuality glasses

Lenovo has introduced its new ThinkReality A3 augmented actuality (AR) glasses forward of CES 2021. But for now, the AR sensible glasses are aimed on the enterprise market.
The PC large says the ThinkReality A3 AR sensible glasses can be utilized for assisted workflows and immersive coaching, particularly now when corporations wish to put money into sensible collaboration applied sciences to extend effectivity and decrease downtimes.
The ThinkReality A3 AR sensible glasses appear like a pair of sun shades and will be simply folded. The glasses that superimposes pc graphics over real-world views, require a tethered connection to a PC or  Motorola smartphone. Lenovo says its AR glasses will give customers the choice to view a number of screens directly.
They are powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon XR1 platform and have stereoscopic 1080p shows. In addition, the glasses include an 8MP RGB digicam that allows you to report 1080p video for “remote expert use” in addition to a twin fish-eye digicam for room-scale coaching. Microphones and audio system are constructed into the glasses.
The ThinkReality A3 glasses work with each PC or Motorola smartphones. (Image credit score: Lenovo)
The marketplace for AR glasses remains to be new, and totally different corporations have a special imaginative and prescient to crack the phase. Lenovo, for now, is clearly focusing on the enterprise phase. The firm hasn’t introduced the value of the headset however mentioned it’s going to hit choose nations by mid-2021.
Facebook, Microsoft, Google and even Apple have an interest within the AR glasses market. However, gamers like Microsoft, Google and MagicLeap have struggled to crack the market. Eight years in the past Google Glass was pitched on the client market, however the tech large now targets enterprise customers. Similarly, MagicLeap had launched its much-hyped AR glasses in 2017 however the start-up didn’t construct any pleasure across the glasses. Like Google, MagicLeap too shifted its concentrate on promoting AR glasses to industrial customers.
A start-up named Nreal stays the one firm that’s dedicated to promoting AR glasses to shoppers. The AR glasses price 699,000 Korean gained, or about $586. In distinction, Microsoft’s HoloLens 2 prices $3500 and the MagicLeap $2295.