Spoiler alert ‼️ starting today, you can start building for glasses! 👓 Tune in to The Android Show | XR edition to learn about the new tools, libraries, and how to start building → goo.gle/TAS-XR The best part is, if you’re building for Android, then you’re already building for Android XR.

This is huge for Android devs 👓 We’re exploring the same direction from the agent side with Open-AutoGLM (github.com/zai-org/Open-A…) — an open-source “AI phone agent” for Android that can actually operate the UI on its own. XR + AI phones feels like a very fun future to build for. 🚀

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@AndroidDev so cool! cant wait to see what everyone is building x.com/vashchylau/sta…

Building for glasses is exciting — but please, let’s not repeat the smartphone mistakes in XR. Before we ship 1,000 new ways to spam notifications into people’s eyes, we need: • hard limits on cognitive load and motion sickness • real-world safety awareness (streets, stairs, vehicles, children) • privacy by design for what the glasses see and hear • tools to protect attention and mental health, not just monetize it That’s exactly the gap I’m working on with HARI: a protective “nervous system” layer for XR and smart glasses, so devs can build amazing experiences *without* turning our field of view into the next ad feed. Happy to talk anytime about making Android XR not only powerful, but genuinely human-centric and safe.

@AndroidDev . airports don't allow drones within some miles Australia has banned teenagers younger than 16 from social media the UK is restricting sites to protect CHILDREN "glasses" don't have an IN USE INDICATOR legislation about where and when glasses can be used, is likely .