Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Qualcomm Highlights India's XR and Smart Glasses Potential
Qualcomm is excited about the future of smart glasses and spatial computing in India, showcased at the Snapdragon for India XR Day.
They are working with Lenskart to create AI-powered glasses and are making efforts to make them more affordable.
Qualcomm believes India is ready for this technology and is expanding in mobile tech and AI.
Debra Marich emphasized the potential for XR, AR glasses and spatial computing, with a focus on affordability and ecosystem development.
Qualcomm showcased XR, smart glasses, and spatial computing at its Snapdragon for India XR Day.
The company is partnering with Lenskart to develop AI-powered smart glasses.
Debra Cassidy Marich believes India is ready for XR technology.
Over 100 XR devices globally use Qualcomm's Snapdragon XR chips.
Qualcomm aims to make smart glasses more affordable for the Indian market.
- Who
- Qualcomm, Lenskart, Debra Cassidy Marich
- What
- Qualcomm showcased XR, smart glasses and spatial computing at the Snapdragon for India XR Day event.
- When
- Recently
- Where
- India
- Why
- To promote XR technology, smart glasses and expand in India.
- Company
- Qualcomm
- Event
- Snapdragon for India XR Day
- Partners
- Lenskart
- Technology
- Snapdragon XR chipsets, AI
- Focus
- XR, Smart Glasses, Spatial Computing
- Executive
- Debra Cassidy Marich
