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Imagine interacting with the exact same 3D model as your coworker. In the same room. No screens. 🪄

That is the future @EvanSpiegel envisions for Specs.

At @SXSW, artist @JonathanYeo explored what happens when art and technology link up 🙌

In “Spectacular: The Art of Jonathan Yeo in Augmented Reality,” the audience experience is transformed as they interact with his work through Spectacles.

How do you think technology should change the way we experience art?

Ever wanted to see magnetic fields? This new Lens from Armand Sumo explores vector field visualization on Spectacles, covering procedural deformation and efficient rendering techniques. This is exactly what we mean when we say Spectacles lift our eyes and integrate computing into our environment.

Spectacles Community Challenge #14 starts TODAY! 🔥

With the new month comes a new submission period for Spectacles Lenses competing for high cash prizes of up to $14,000 🤑 But first, there are 3 categories you can choose from 👉 New Lens, Lens Update, and Open Source. Each category offers a completely different approach to your submission, so think about which path you’d like to explore... 👀

🗓️The submission deadline is June 30!

If you have any questions about the challenge, prizes, categories, or anything else, leave them in the comments 💬 or visit our website 🔍 for all the details. Link in bio. 🔗

One of the things that excites me most about Specs is that this work reflects years of focus.

We’ve been building in this area for a long time, and that focus has compounded across the full stack — from developer tools to the rendering engine to the operating system to the optical engine.

That kind of deep technical integration enables a very different product experience.

A simple way to understand the history of computing interfaces is through input and output.

The keyboard and mouse were a big shift. The touchscreen was another. Each step made computing feel more natural and reduced friction between people and technology.

To me, the next step is computing that's embedded in the world around us, where the output happens through see-through lenses, and the input is your hands and your voice. That’s what we’re building toward with Specs.

Thanks for having me on @tigersisterspodcast, @cherie.brooke, and @jeanluo_!

We got tired of running around doing speed tests just to find the best Wi-Fi router setup, so we built this lens.
Wi‑Fi Speed Lens doesn’t just show your signal; it maps it in the room you’re in.

The lens tests real download speed as you move, and visualizes strength right around you.
Pinch any marker to see the spot’s speed, relevance to the other markers, or whether it is a “dead zone”.
On your left palm is live progress, the latest result, and an arrow toward the strongest signal.

Stop guessing where your wifi works and let us know your feedback!
#ar #👻 #snapchat #spectacles #tech

Your Bitmoji just became a farmer 👨‍🌾🌱

Build, grow, and harvest your way through Danny Marree’s “Bitmoji Simulator” Spectacles Lens.

This spatial farming sim blends in-game economics and intuitive anchoring into a delightful AR management experience that rewards days and even weeks of consistent gameplay 😎

The world is your classroom. 🌏

Meet Canto Spark by Esther Choy. Powered by Spectacles and the Gemini API, this Lens turns your daily grocery run into an immersive language lab.

Just scan an everyday object to hear the Cantonese word spoken out loud in real time.

No textbooks, no pressure. Just everyday practice to build confidence and keep heritage languages alive. 👓🇭🇰

Input Paradigms by Jiayao Yu explores voice, raycast, and traditional UI to understand what actually feels natural in spatial computing.

From intuitive voice controls to experimental hand-based menus, this Lens highlights how thoughtful prototyping and user testing can shape more seamless AR experiences. A great look at how interaction design continues to evolve on Spectacles.

Spectacles Community Challenge #12: OPEN SOURCE Winners Announcement 🕶️

Nothing screams “Community” more than the Open Source category 🤝 It’s all about tools, experiments, and systems that others can build on. This month we saw everything from BLE-powered tools like SkywriterBLE, to cross-device utilities like Fancy Functions, and other experimental frameworks that Developers can share, use, remix, and work on together.

See the full winners announcement on our blog. Link in bio 🔗

Spectacles Community Challenge #12: OPEN SOURCE Winners Announcement 🕶️

Nothing screams “Community” more than the Open Source category 🤝 It’s all about tools, experiments, and systems that others can build on. This month we saw everything from BLE-powered tools like SkywriterBLE, to cross-device utilities like Fancy Functions, and other experimental frameworks that Developers can share, use, remix, and work on together.

See the full winners announcement on our blog. Link in bio 🔗

Spectacles Community Challenge #12: OPEN SOURCE Winners Announcement 🕶️

Nothing screams “Community” more than the Open Source category 🤝 It’s all about tools, experiments, and systems that others can build on. This month we saw everything from BLE-powered tools like SkywriterBLE, to cross-device utilities like Fancy Functions, and other experimental frameworks that Developers can share, use, remix, and work on together.

See the full winners announcement on our blog. Link in bio 🔗

Spectacles Community Challenge #12: OPEN SOURCE Winners Announcement 🕶️

Nothing screams “Community” more than the Open Source category 🤝 It’s all about tools, experiments, and systems that others can build on. This month we saw everything from BLE-powered tools like SkywriterBLE, to cross-device utilities like Fancy Functions, and other experimental frameworks that Developers can share, use, remix, and work on together.

See the full winners announcement on our blog. Link in bio 🔗

Spectacles Community Challenge #12: LENS UPDATE Winners Announcement 🕶️

This category is always about one thing: making something already good… even better 🔥

In April, Developers took existing Lenses and pushed them further, improving gameplay, refining UX, adding new features, and evolving entire systems. These updates show how much a Lens can grow after launch – if only you don’t give up on it...

See the full winners announcement on our blog. Link in bio 🔗

Spectacles Community Challenge #12: LENS UPDATE Winners Announcement 🕶️

This category is always about one thing: making something already good… even better 🔥

In April, Developers took existing Lenses and pushed them further, improving gameplay, refining UX, adding new features, and evolving entire systems. These updates show how much a Lens can grow after launch – if only you don’t give up on it...

See the full winners announcement on our blog. Link in bio 🔗

Spectacles Community Challenge #12: LENS UPDATE Winners Announcement 🕶️

This category is always about one thing: making something already good… even better 🔥

In April, Developers took existing Lenses and pushed them further, improving gameplay, refining UX, adding new features, and evolving entire systems. These updates show how much a Lens can grow after launch – if only you don’t give up on it...

See the full winners announcement on our blog. Link in bio 🔗

Spectacles Community Challenge #12: LENS UPDATE Winners Announcement 🕶️

This category is always about one thing: making something already good… even better 🔥

In April, Developers took existing Lenses and pushed them further, improving gameplay, refining UX, adding new features, and evolving entire systems. These updates show how much a Lens can grow after launch – if only you don’t give up on it...

See the full winners announcement on our blog. Link in bio 🔗