EssilorLuxottica and Applied Materials partner to develop AR smart glasses technology
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EssilorLuxottica, the world's largest eyewear maker, has signed a long-term deal with U.S. chipmaking equipment company Applied Materials to jointly develop augmented reality (AR) display technology and AI-powered smart glasses. The partnership aims to combine EssilorLuxottica's expertise in eyewear with Applied Materials' semiconductor and display manufacturing capabilities to advance AR and smart eyewear technology.
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