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In this episode of “Uncensored with Shaun Huffman,” hosts Adam Robison and Shaun Huffman discuss augmented reality wearables and “smart” devices. Sean highlights emerging augmented reality glasses, the Xreel Air and Air 2s, which can transform mobile experiences via huge 200”+ virtual screens for gaming, media, remote work, and more.

He demos connecting the futuristic eyewear to media streaming devices like the Rokid station, showcasing features such as lighting controls, built-in speakers, and enhanced optics. Sean explains how this technology is still in early experimental phases as developers iterate on design and usability while pursuing “cool factor” and market demand from niche early tech adopters.

The hosts also tap into nostalgia around early handheld gaming, evolving to modern video games and endless digital amusement options. But amidst the entertainment focus lies the genuine assistive potential of augmented reality and wearables to facilitate convenience, accessibility, productivity, privacy, and creativity through virtual overlays and interactions seamlessly embedded into our physical environments.