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Project Iris

Project Iris is an unreleased augmented reality (AR) headset designed and developed by Google. It was intended to resemble ordinary eyeglasses and expected to be released in 2024, until its cancellation in early 2023.

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Project Iris

Nodes57
Edges56
Triples98
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035088
Components1

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Project Iris

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related to Cancellation · 39
Project Iris → Akeley, Android, Android XR, Apple, AR, Bavor, Betty, Business Insider, Chung, December, Employees, February, Gemini, Google, Google Assistant, Google's AR, Greco's, Hiroshi Lockheimer, In June, Iris
related to Critical commentary · 31
Project Iris → Abner Li, After, Android Central, Anshel Sag, Apple, AR, Charlie Sorrel, Di Benedetto, February, Following The Verge's, Google, Google's, I/O, Li, Lifewire, Lorne Fade, Mitchell Clark, Moor Insights, Nicholas Sutrich, On
related to Development · 27
Project Iris → Android, Apple, AR, As, Bavor, During, Eddie Chung, Google, In January, Kurt Akeley, Lucovsky, Moohan, MR, Other, Over, Overseen, Paul Greco, Project Moohan, Project Starline, Samsung
is a · 1
Project Iris → unreleased augmented reality

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Project Irisis aunreleased augmented reality0.90text
Project Irisrelated to CancellationIn June0.60section
Project Irisrelated to CancellationApple0.60section
Project Irisrelated to CancellationVision Pro0.60section
Project Irisrelated to CancellationGoogle0.60section
Project Irisrelated to CancellationThree0.60section
Project Irisrelated to CancellationBusiness Insider0.60section
Project Irisrelated to CancellationBavor0.60section
Project Irisrelated to CancellationThe0.60section
Project Irisrelated to CancellationThe Verge0.60section
Project Irisrelated to CancellationAkeley0.60section
Project Irisrelated to CancellationLinkedIn0.60section

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