In collaboration with Oakley, Intel apparently has plans to make glasses that are able to speak. This was announced by the semiconductor company at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in 2016.
Cooperation between the two companies is presented by Oakley CEO Colin Baden and Intel CEO Brian Krzanich. Cooperation between the two companies will produce smart glasses that has a function as an assistant with the system that they call the Radar. So, these glasses can train users during exercise through sound.
This system is the same as a virtual assistant, able to answer user questions related to its sports activities. Unfortunately, there is no information on when exactly this smart glasses will be released to the market. But Intel expects this device can be purchased late in 2016.
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