Spectacles

Your actual fork is the controller in Fork Fighter by @NithnShankr. 🍴 This spatial AR experience uses a custom-built dataset to track fork tips in real-time as you defend your plate from vegetable tanks. Pierce the chili portal, guard the perimeter, and keep the lights bright for peak tracking. 🥕🔥

Memory Grid by @_harrybanda: Spatial pathfinding where the floor is your controller. Watch the sequence, memorize the grid, then walk the logic. Miss a step and the robot host won’t let you hear the end of it. 🤖 11 levels, 12 achievements, and a “Flawless Run” challenge. Best part: It’s fully open source. Fork the code, mod the mechanics, or build your own spatial experiences on top of it. 🛠️

"Talking Timmy" is your new AI companion. ✨ Created by @rolandsmeenk, this Lens uses Active Depth Sensing, Computer Vision, and AR to sit right in your palm. He listens, remembers, and dances. Developers, what is the first thing you will build with this tech stack?

MIT Hackathon project: Noodle on Spectacles. Point at a sketch, say the idea, and it turns into a spatial 3D model in your room, in real time, no keyboard. What would you prototype first? Built by Kavin Kumar, Neha Sajja, Stacey Cho, and Ash Shah

@_xulipa @pt_pavlo Using voice as the primary input for spatial spells is such a natural fit for Spectacles. Making our wildest wizarding dreams come true!

Made a @Spectacles game where you have to use your voice cast spells. Thanks for playing @pt_pavlo

The Lens Fest claw machine is back! 👻 For the December challenge, Ruya Buraz built Grab-A-Ghost, a high-stakes AR game including: • Interaction: Custom Pinch + Drag hand joystick logic. • Persistence: Real-time global leaderboards powered by Snap Cloud + @supabase. • Objective: Hunt Legendary ghosts and claim the top spot. The stakes are real when the backend is synced. ⚡️ Who's claiming the #1 spot?

@haval_zebari @pt_pavlo @JohannesTscharn Glad you caught that! The attention to detail here is next level. Awesome build @JohannesTscharn.

@Spectacles @pt_pavlo @JohannesTscharn Amazing stability! The way it’s grounded in the physical space feels so natural. I’m curious, what’s the core tech behind this level of precision? Is it leveraging the new spatial sngine features or a custom solution?

Credit to @JohannesTscharn: controlling Reachy now feels natural. With Spectacles, you can talk to it, or guide it via AR in real time, grounded by 3D spatial reasoning. Devs: what is your first use case, teleop, teaching by demonstration, or spatial task authoring? 🤖🪄

Super pleased to be among the winners of the latest @lenslist @LensStudioDev Community Challenge, with our project Whereabouts, a geoguesser game for the @Spectacles!

@augmentedcamel @pt_pavlo @stspanho This is such an awesome build! Incredible work from @pt_pavlo and @stspanho

Future of immersive games is bright. I played the tower defense but it’s an apple game, you can control the drone by moving the Banana 🍌 Great work @pt_pavlo @stspanho

I wish there were more examples of mobile phones used to interact and control #SmartGlasses experiences. Beyond gamified examples like this one running @Spectacles the phone is something we have already in our pocket and could solve challenging problems in the #AR space: - Haptic feedback - Typing - Readability Do you know of other examples that do more than add a touchpad on a mobile screen? Let me know in the comments. I would love to check them out 😎

Submissions for Spectacles Community Challenge #11 are open! 🕶️ This month, the LENS UPDATE category comes with a twist 👉 Update your existing Lens with the Commerce Kit and enable in-Lens purchases of virtual goods or premium features. Deadline:l March 31. 🗓️ Find all the details on our website. 🔗 lenslist.co/spectacles-com…

A must read by @jbmcculloch Hackathons are innovation’s DNA: the best sandbox to discover and inspire new talent and, most importantly, to pressure-test your products in the real world. ar.snap.com/blog/mit-reali…

@GoodIDeaDudes Good call! We can see some other interesting use cases coming out of these mechanics as well.

@Spectacles I thought that’s what the different colour was for. I’m sure it’ll be handy for the colourblind though.

POV: Your AR glasses are your new climbing coach. 🧗 Duke senior Eleanor Taylor is using Spectacles to build the future of rock climbing. By combining hand tracking with personalized motion data, she’s making the wall more accessible for beginners. The goal? A full suite of AR climbing games that know your height and wingspan better than you do.

@shahhassancs 100%! The potential for cross-disciplinary learning is definitely an exciting part about this.

@Spectacles that's cool. Approaches like these would help in learning others physical skills as well.

You can't pull off a heist. Or can you? Try out GrowPile's Lens and let us know! 🎯

@stspanho Excited to hear what you think once you’ve had a chance to dive in.

@Spectacles Very interesting and it's open source. Will try it out!

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.