Google Cloud launches XREAL AURA wired XR glasses built on Android XR

[Google Cloud] Google Cloud announced the launch of XREAL AURA, which it described as a first-of-its-kind set of wired XR glasses built on Android XR. According to Google Cloud, the device uses a newly introduced split-compute architecture for spatial computing on wired glasses, features an optical-see-through display with a 70-degree field of view that layers visual content onto the physical world, and has a glasses frame weight of less than 95g for extended work sessions. AURA offers out-of-the-box support for enterprise apps available on the Google Play Store, and its DisplayPort-in function lets users connect laptops across platforms alongside Android apps. Google Cloud said XREAL AURA devices will be managed through the Android Enterprise framework, with features including Managed Google Play, Android zero-touch enrollment, fully managed device mode, Google Play Protect, core Android platform security and Device Trust. The device is available only for users in the United States, Canada, Japan and South Korea.