Bose has officially announced a new rather interesting and unique concept. It's an AR wearable platform designed to augment your reality not with sight, but with sound. The first device to demonstrate this is a pair of glasses that won't change what you see, but rather add a useful or enjoyable 'audible layer' to what you hear.
Users will control the glasses through head gestures, like nodding, as well as with voice and short taps. The glasses have sensors to track head motion, and rely on a phone's GPS for location awareness. All of the gathered data is sent back to an app, which then produces real-time audio content to match where you are and what you are doing.
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