The two tech giants are entering the race to create a pair of augmented reality glasses, competing with Apple and Meta.

Samsung and Google are partnering up to build AR glasses, Samsung’s TM Roh told Bloomberg. But there aren’t many other specifics beyond the fact that they’re in development — there’s not even a specific release timeline,

Samsung and Google are teaming up to develop augmented reality glasses, aiming to compete with Meta and Apple in the growing AR market, with plans to leverage third-party developers for content and a potential launch by 2026.

Samsung and Google are teaming up on augmented-reality glasses, competing with Apple and Meta in the wearable-tech space.

The AR glasses being developed by Samsung and Google will reportedly run on Android XR. The news comes just days after Google announced its new operating system for headsets and smart glasses.

Samsung Electronics doesn't see the smart glasses it teased at this week's Unpacked being launched in 2025, a senior executive has said, perhaps not to overshadow the much-hyped extended reality headset it showcased at the event.

On the back of the Samsung-Google partnership on a headset (Project Moohan, pictured at top) announced in December, Samsung has said it expects to enter the nascent augmented reality glasses sector via another collaboration with Google.