At this point, with the boom in AI, I would settle for very simple AR glasses. Not trying to make 3D objects meld with the the real world view, but just superimposed graphics, kinda like Google Glass, but better. Imagine if it could automatically subtitle foreign languages, or translate Japanese street signs and advertising in real-time. Join that with a conversational AI so you could point your eyes at something and just say “What is that?” and then get whatever level of detail response you want, from a subtitle, to a voice description, to a full dive into the historical details. This is the market space for a fashionable device, but it needs to be a real view of reality, not video pass-through. Imagine renting one (if they’re expensive) when traveling to a foreign country, or at a museum. The cool think about AI integration is that you wouldn’t have to create the content like an audio-guide does. In a museum, you could learn about the artist, the time period, critical analysis, the school of art, etc. dynamically and organically. As a tourist, you could look at an attraction across the street, read (or hear) reviews, check hours and prices, book tickets, etc. Would also be great for directions.