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Australia’s Privacy Commissioner Opens a Formal Probe of the HeyCyan Glasses App Maker, the One Company That Ignored Her

October 6, 2026 by mw
Kmart store entrance at Westfield Booragoon, Western Australia, 2026

Carly Kind’s office is formally investigating Shenzhen Qingcheng, the developer of the HeyCyan app behind cheap camera glasses sold via Kmart, Big W Marketplace and Amazon. Meta, Google and Kmart got only preliminary inquiries.

Vuzix Moves a Military-Medicine AR Partner to Ultralite Pro, but Names No Contract, Customer, or Ship Date

October 6, 2026 by mw
Vuzix Ultralite Pro enterprise smart glasses worn by a model, front and side views. Image: Vuzix / PR Newswire

Shiny Box Interactive, which has run AR medical training for U.S. military exercises on Vuzix M4000 glasses, is porting its tele-mentoring platform to Ultralite Pro. The release names no contract, customer, or fielding date.

Lucyd Maker Posts a Record $1.04 Million Quarter, and Its 3,000-Unit Australia Order Isn’t Counted Yet

October 6, 2026 by mw
Lucyd Aero smart eyewear collection, press image from Innovative Eyewear

Innovative Eyewear’s preliminary Q3 2026 net sales rose about 55% to roughly $1.04 million, a company record built partly on discounting older models. A 3,000-unit Australia and New Zealand order ships in October and is not included.

ENGO’s 500-Unit engo3 Titanium Costs $290 More in the US for About 10 Grams and Four Extra Hours

October 6, 2026 by mw
ENGO engo3 Titanium AR sport glasses in Azure, product packshot

ENGO’s limited engo3 Titanium lists at $689.95 in the US, $290 above the standard engo3, for a 3D-printed titanium frame, roughly 9.6 grams saved and a 24-hour battery claim. Same display, same software, 500 units.

Even Realities App 2.3.2 Adds QuickNote and Long-Press Shortcuts, but Only After Firmware Updates on Both G2 and R1

October 6, 2026 by mw
Even Realities G2 smart glasses product photo

Even Realities’ October 2 app update brings QuickNote and customizable long-press shortcuts to the G2 glasses and R1 ring, but the release notes require firmware updates on both devices first, and no firmware version numbers are published.

OpenGlasses Is Now Avenkin, and Its New Field Assist Face Blur Is One the Wearer Can’t Switch Off

October 6, 2026 by mw
Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 Wayfarer smart glasses with polarized lenses, showing the camera and capture LED in the frame corners

The third-party Ray-Ban Meta AI app renamed itself Avenkin, and an October 4 merge adds an organisation-enforced face blur to recorded Field Assist jobs that has not yet run on a real recording.

Aynak Recruits San Diego Testers for Hearing Glasses That Use a Vision Sensor to Pick the Voice You Face

October 5, 2026 by mw
Aynak team reviews a 3D model of eyeglass frames at UC San Diego's Qualcomm Institute

UC San Diego-incubated Aynak will put about 35 prototype hearing glasses on San Diego testers starting December 11, using an on-device vision sensor and directional microphones to boost the voice the wearer is looking at.

Ray-Ban Meta v129 Adds Mono Audio and Left-Right Balance, but Meta Scopes Them to Sounds the Glasses Make

October 5, 2026 by mw
Ray-Ban Meta and Meta AI glasses product photography from Meta press materials

Ray-Ban Meta firmware v129 adds Mono Audio and Audio Balance accessibility controls for Meta AI and notification sounds, while v128’s walking navigation, Spatial Audio and LED anti-tampering are now broadly available.

Forbes: Snap Has Sunk Roughly $3 Billion Into Specs and Still Won’t Say How Many Are on Order

October 5, 2026 by mw
Snap Specs AR glasses three-quarter product view

Forbes reports Snap has spent roughly $3 billion over a decade on Specs. The $2,195 AR glasses still have no ship date, and Snap declined to share presale orders.

Amazon Says Delivery-Glasses Images Are Blurred Before Anyone Sees Them, but Still Names No Customer Opt-Out

October 5, 2026 by mw
Close-up of Amazon Smart Delivery Glasses hardware

Amazon told The XR Beat it never stores unblurred originals from its Smart Delivery Glasses, but blurring happens after upload and the company still names no retention period or customer opt-out.

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