Chinese Apple supplier mentions its involvement in an "AI glasses" project

TechnologyInternationalApplesferaNov 12, 2026, 3:01 AMAI summary

Quick Intelligent Equipment, a Chinese company specializing in precision industrial equipment and part of Apple's supply chain, acknowledged in its quarterly results presentation that it has taken part in artificial intelligence glasses projects with Apple. The company linked that work to its precision welding assembly business. Apple has never officially confirmed the development of this product, which according to previous leaks would be unveiled next year.

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Quick Intelligent Equipment, a Chinese precision equipment supplier, confirmed its involvement in AI glasses projects with Apple
The company linked that work to its precision welding assembly business
Apple has not officially discussed the product; previous leaks point to a launch next year

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Chinese Apple supplier mentions its involvement in an "AI glasses" project

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