Samsung and Google are set to launch a new line of smart eyewear this autumn, directly competing with the Meta Ray-Ban glasses. These innovative glasses will utilize Google's Gemini assistant to provide users with navigation assistance, personalized suggestions, and summarised notifications for important texts, allowing them to stay connected without needing to check their phones. One of the standout features includes real-time translations, enabling users to translate signs and menus simply by looking at them, with audio translations that match the speaker's voice. The eyewear will come in two distinct styles, created in partnership with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, enhancing both functionality and aesthetics. Samsung has highlighted that these glasses will work seamlessly within its Galaxy ecosystem, allowing users to manage tasks and capture photos effortlessly. The first collections are expected to launch in select markets this autumn, but details regarding pricing and specific availability, particularly in the UK, have yet to be revealed.