With the release of the Android XR SDK Developer Preview 3, Google has introduced two new libraries to help developers create AI Glasses experiences, Jetpack Projected and Jetpack Compose Glimmer. ARC

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Google released Android XR SDK Developer Preview 3 with two new libraries for AI Glasses development: Jetpack Projected for extending mobile apps to interact with glasses hardware (camera, microphone, speakers, display), and Jetpack Compose Glimmer for building augmented UI experiences with optical see-through displays. ARCore for Jetpack XR now supports motion tracking and geospatial positioning for AI Glasses. The SDK includes an Android Studio emulator for testing touchpad and voice interactions.

Google Unveils New Tools and Libraries for Building AI Glasses Apps