Halliday Gen 2 Smart Glasses Ship Without a Camera, Targeting Privacy and 12-Hour Battery Life

Halliday's Gen 2 smart glasses ship without a camera, a deliberate choice the company attributes to privacy and battery life. The omission sidesteps the social friction that has followed camera-equipped wearables since Google Glass. The tradeoff: no computer vision capabilities. Battery life lands at roughly 12 hours. The waveguide-display glasses are priced at $599.