Recruitment shows: Google may still be developing AR glasses based on Micro-LED

Rewritten sentences: writing/virtual reality gyroscope

News about Google’s next generation of AR glasses is like a roller coaster ride with ups and downs

Although Google reportedly canceled plans for smart glasses in Project Iris, a new job posting shows that the company may still be considering developing AR glasses, and the glasses may use advanced Micro-LED display technology

Source: nextpit

According to job postings reported by nextpit, Google is looking for a test equipment engineer with a background in optoelectronics and AR. The position also requires experience in Micro-LED device testing and calibration

This may mean that the company is planning to use Micro-LED display technology in its yet-to-be-released AR glasses

Source: Google

According to internal information cited by "Business Insider" at the end of June this year, Google has conducted a major AR roadmap reorganization, including abandoning the next-generation device plan for Google Glass. The report also noted that Google has shifted its focus to creating an AR/VR software platform and is working with device manufacturers such as Samsung to use a platform similar to Android

However, this is not inconsistent with Google’s current recruitment layout for AR glasses. Google may first demonstrate its AR operating system on its own hardware, like its Pixel series of smartphones, and then gradually expand it to more hardware devices

Quote: Source from nextpit

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