Power consumption is something companies struggle with on every device. It's all a matter of optimizing the internal components for efficiency and fitting the biggest battery you can in the least amount of space possible. Technologies like silicone-carbon batteries allow for higher capacity batteries that take up far less room than traditional batteries, so perhaps Samsung and others will utilize it for smart glasses in the future? We'll have to wait to find out. Great question!
Regarding the topic of the article, I am curious about the power consumption implications for shrinking the headset tehnology into regular glasses.
Power consumption is something companies struggle with on every device. It's all a matter of optimizing the internal components for efficiency and fitting the biggest battery you can in the least amount of space possible. Technologies like silicone-carbon batteries allow for higher capacity batteries that take up far less room than traditional batteries, so perhaps Samsung and others will utilize it for smart glasses in the future? We'll have to wait to find out. Great question!