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Alibaba unveils US$450 AI glasses in expanding push into gadgets

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd on Oct 13 unveiled the new generation of its smart glasses, deepening its foray into consumer electronics as an extension of its artificial intelligence strategy.

The Star MalaysiaLUZ DING, VLAD SAVOV2026-10-14 02:00查看原文 ↗

Mirroring Meta’s strategy, Alibaba is endeavouring to turn smart glasses into an entry point for its AI tools and agents. — Unsplash

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd on Oct 13 unveiled the new generation of its smart glasses, deepening its foray into consumer electronics as an extension of its artificial intelligence (AI) strategy.

The company, which models itself as China’s full-stack AI provider spanning everything from data centres and software to end-user products, detailed its new Qwen Glasses N1 series at an event in Hangzhou. With prices starting at 2,999 yuan (US$450 or RM1,837) before discounts, they’re no cheaper than industry leader Meta Platforms Inc’s Ray-Ban smart glasses, showing Alibaba’s effort to compete on quality and features rather than just price.

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