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Snap unveiled SPECS, a new computer designed for augmented reality built into see-through glasses, and launched new tools in Lens Studio to make it easier for developers to create experiences for SPECS.

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Who
Snap, developers
What
Snap unveiled SPECS, a new computer designed for augmented reality built into see-through glasses, and launched new tools in Lens Studio to make it easier for developers to create experiences for SPECS.
When
Tue, 16 Jun 2026 16:52:47 GMT · 3h 39m ago
Where
AWE ·
Why
to provide developers with enhanced tools and programs to build immersive, real-world AR experiences for SPECS, moving computing from phones into the world.
The Frontline Impact

How this affects you

Snap's new developer tools for SPECS are designed to advance augmented reality by enabling developers to create more easily immersive, real-world experiences for their new AR glasses. This initiative aims to foster innovation in spatial computing, allowing developers to integrate their work across various platforms and potentially monetize their creations, which could accelerate the adoption and sophistication of AR technology.

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  1. Technology3h 39m ago
    Snap CEO Evan Spiegel announced the launch of the company's new Specs AR glasses during a keynote speech at the AWE virtual reality expo.
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  2. Technology3h 39m ago
    Snap CEO Evan Spiegel announced the launch of the company's new Specs AR glasses on Tuesday during a keynote speech at the AWE (Augmented World Expo) virtual reality expo.
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  3. Currently Reading3h 39m ago
    Snap unveiled SPECS, a new computer designed for augmented reality built into see-through glasses, and launched new tools in Lens Studio to make it easier for developers to create experiences for SPECS.
  4. Technology3h 39m ago
    Snap unveiled new Lens Studio tools for SPECS developers, including agentic development with AI integrations like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, and a Native Development Kit for C/C++ code.
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