Walk up to someone wearing a pair of Halliday's smart glasses, and you might not notice they're looking at smartphone notifications, live language

EssilorLuxxoitca, the holding company behind eyewear brands like Ray-Ban, Oakley, and Foster Grant, is entering the over-the-counter hearing aid industry with Nuance Audio.

Big tech companies continue to want to make smart glasses a thing, and there’s been some more traction of late with Ray-Ban Meta entering the market. Halliday’s newly revealed smart glasses take a slightly different approach,

There are a slew of AR glasses, VR headsets, and other high tech eyewear at CES 2025. Almost every device has some sort of AI implementation or camera embedded into the glasses, which provides the users with an array of capabilities – probably more than they would ever intend to use on a regular basis.

The Halliday Glasses have launched at CES 2025. They bring with them a built-in screen, smart ring control, an AI assistant, and a stylish design.

Heading into 2025, the next step for smart glasses was clear as day: while AI glasses like Meta's, the Solos AirGo3, and AirGo Vision would act as the tip of the spear, the addition of display tech would be the feature that truly pierces the hide of the mainstream.

Halliday's latest smart glasses feature a “proactive AI assistant” and a hidden display that provides information. Here are the details.

Halliday smart glasses push the boundaries of wearable AI and smart glasses tech and look to release early this year.