Reliance Jio has launched its own first augmented reality-enabled smart glasses in India will enable holographic video calling. Jio Glass has been launched as one of the next-generation products that are focused on the onset of the 5G network. Jio Glass will be formative in the company’s plans to dominate India’s 5G leap as and when it starts. Since Jio Glass will be seamlessly connected to the network, 5G will facilitate video conferences right in front of the user’s eyes. Jio says it will begin testing 5G in India as soon as the spectrum is auctioned.
Key specifications of Jio Glass:
- The Jio Glass weighs in at 75 grams and comes with spatial audio, so the meetings have crystal clear audio.
- Jio Glass comes with support for 25 video conferencing and collaboration apps, one of them being JioMeet.
- The technology gives 3D virtual chats rooms and can conduct holographic meetings through Jio Mixed Reality cloud in real-time.
- The smart glasses support all audio and video formats and support 25 video conferencing and collaboration apps, one of them being JioMeet that was launched recently as an answer to Zoom.
- There are high-resolution frame screens in place of regular lenses.
Jio Glass will be available to both individuals and businesses in India.
For decades, TV content has been largely broadcast-dependent without any interactivity. With JioFiber, we have reimagined this experience and brought interactivity to TV: Akash Ambani at #RILAGM #NayeIndiaKaNayaJosh #Jio #JioTV #JioFiber
— Reliance Jio (@reliancejio) July 15, 2020
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