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Google's Shiblee Imtiaz Hasan joins us this week on Face Forward! We started this series because we believe everyone deserves a seat at the table when it comes to shaping the future of smart glasses. NuCurrent and our CEO, Jacob Babcock, have always been passionate about the intersection of smart glasses, wireless power, AI, and human-centered design, and we’ve been having rich conversations with the innovators driving this movement forward. So, we decided to start filming them. This week, we’re joined by Shiblee Imtiaz Hasan, Creative Technologist Lead for Google AR, who’s played key roles at Apple, Amazon, and now Google. He shares insights on Android XR, the evolution of AI interfaces, and how designers can make technology feel as natural as it looks. Full video in the comments!

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If you’re working on AR strategy, smart glasses, or any hands-free experience for frontline workers, this conversation is a practical guide to avoiding endless pilots and building solutions that actually ship.

If your AR strategy is stuck in “endless pilot mode,” you’re not alone. Mark Sage from the AR for Enterprise Alliance (AREA) shares how to spot the warning signs of pilot purgatory before your project stalls, and the moves that actually get enterprise AR into production. Catch the full episode on Friday for the full blueprint.

Enterprise AR doesn’t have to be flashy to be transformational. As Mark Sage puts it, simple, contextual information at the right moment can be more valuable than the most impressive 3D visuals, and most AI/AR glasses today are still just “phone screens on your face.” The real opportunity is using smart glasses to solve new problems on the floor, in the field, and in critical environments where hands-free matters. In this week’s Face Forward, Mark (Executive Director, AR for Enterprise Alliance) breaks down what actually drives adoption in enterprise AR: real use cases, clear ROI, and experiences that make workers’ jobs easier, not just cooler. Watch the full episode this Friday to hear where AR is truly headed for enterprise and what needs to change to get there! #EnterpriseAR #SmartGlasses #WearableTech #AugmentedReality #FutureOfWork