Augmented Reality(AR) Smart Glasses are another form of wearable transparent device. They vary in designs, sizes, and shapes but serve a common purpose – reality enhancement. From 2017 onwards, the market for AR Smart Glasses has depicted a compound annual growth rate of 13 percent as per the type Monocular or Binocular [according to the assessment report of MARKET Research Future]. The prime reason for such an increase in demand is that these glasses combine virtual information (like three-dimensional images, animations, videos, etcetera) with real-world scenes entering the view-fields of users of varying age groups. A few examples of smart glasses used to augment the reality of the 2021 era are Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2, Microsoft HoloLens 2, Oculus Quest 2, Raptor AR Headset, and Magic Leap One. Each of them overlay the digital information on real-world objects, thereby enabling the users to track their emails, texts, or access other important details of their rotation. Still, if the users feel that they need to adapt themselves to different working environments, then the designs can be changed robustly so that any AR Glass (you have selected) may project a fully-colored High-Quality Display right in front of your eyes without compromising on the quality of the animations, videos, or other visuals.