BMW's new smartglasses give motorcycle riders a heads-up display
BMW’s new ConnectedRide Smartglasses project a head-up display into a rider’s field of view
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BMW’s new ConnectedRide Smartglasses project a head-up display into a rider’s field of view
Check out these glasses from BMW Motorrad serving as a heads-up display for motorcyclists, the ConnectedRide Smartglasses. Check out these glasses from BMW Motorrad serving as a heads-up display for motorcyclists, the ConnectedRide Smartglasses.
BMW Motorrad has introduced the ConnectedRide Smartglasses, combining cutting-edge technology with the thrill of the open road.
Apple still hasn’t quite given the world a great reason to spend $3,500 on its Vision Pro AR/VR headset, nor even released it, but BMW Motorrad, the automakers’ motorcycle division, believes it’s come up with a convincing reason for riders to wear smart glasses. The company’s new ConnectedRide Smartglasses position dashboard metrics in riders’ field of view so they never have to take their eyes off the road.
The BMW Motorrad ConnectedRide Smartglasses will be available later this year for around $750. Speed and directions will appear on the lenses.