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Google Acquires AdHawk: Is Project Astra Smart Glasses . . . - Dataconomy Google moves to acquire AdHawk Microsystems for $115 million AdHawk Microsystems specializes in eye-tracking technology and has developed hardware and software that allows devices to determine where a user is looking The company was founded in 2017 and has produced advanced eye-tracking glasses called MindLink
Google’s 15 Million Acquisition of AdHawk Microsystems: A Strategic . . . AdHawk Microsystems is a real company founded in 2017, specializing in eye-tracking technology, with backing from major firms like Intel, Samsung, and Sony Google’s acquisition of AdHawk is valued at $115 million, with $15 million in performance-based payments, and is set to integrate AdHawk’s technology into Google’s Android XR
Google reportedly close to buying Canada’s AdHawk for its eye-tracking . . . Google is in “final talks” to acquire AdHawk Microsystems, a Waterloo, Ont -based startup that makes eye-tracking technology, for $115 million, Bloomberg reports AdHawk staff would join the team developing Android XR, Google’s recently unveiled platform for mixed-reality headsets and smart glasses
Google Nears Acquisition of AdHawk Microsystems to Enhance Smart Glasses Founded in 2017, AdHawk specializes in low-power eye-tracking solutions, such as its MindLink glasses, enabling devices to accurately determine user gaze This acquisition aligns with Google 's renewed focus on developing advanced headsets and smart glasses