Qualcomm CEO Says 6G Smart Glasses Will Turn Users Into Walking Cameras

1 articles · Updated · Fox Business · Jun 26

Cristiano Amon said AI smart glasses paired with 6G networks could send everything users see and hear to AI models in real time, creating a new device category beyond smartphones.
Qualcomm’s CEO argued glasses matter because they sit near the eyes, ears and mouth, letting AI quickly process what people see, hear and read and return immediate assistance.
Meta, Google and Apple are already investing in the category, and Meta this week unveiled lower-cost AI glasses priced at $299, underscoring the competitive push behind Amon’s forecast.
Qualcomm is tying that vision to a broader expansion beyond mobile chips, including a new Dragonfly C1000 CPU that Meta is using and a planned acquisition of AI startup Modular.