Japan's TDK said on Thursday it has acquired U.S.-based SoftEye, which makes software and hardware for smart glasses, as the smartphone battery maker looks for growth drivers linked to artificial intelligence.

TDK übernimmt das kalifornische Start-up SoftEye, das wichtige Bausteine für KI-Brillen der nächsten Generation entwickelt.

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TDK acquires the Californian start-up SoftEye, which develops key components for next-generation AI glasses.

TDK übernimmt das kalifornische Start-up SoftEye, das wichtige Bausteine für KI-Brillen der nächsten Generation entwickelt.

TDK Corporation announced it has purchased SoftEye, Inc., a firm specializing in integrated technologies for AI/smartglasses. SoftEye is now a wholly owned subsidiary operating under TDK.

By Sam Nussey TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan's TDK said on Thursday it has acquired U.S.-based SoftEye, which makes software and hardware for smart glasses, as the smartphone battery maker looks for growth drivers linked to artificial intelligence. SoftEye, based in San Diego, California, develops technology that facilitates eye tracking and object recognition. Its founder and CEO, Te-Won Lee, was an executive at Samsung Electronics and Qualcomm.

TDK Corporation strengthens its AI ecosystem by acquiring SoftEye, aiming to enhance smart glasses with innovative eye-tracking technology and AI integration.

TOKYO :Japan's TDK has acquired U.S.-based SoftEye, which makes software and hardware for smart glasses, said a person familiar with the matter, as the smartphone battery maker looks for growth drivers linked to artificial intelligence. SoftEye, based in San Diegeo, California, develops technology that facili

TOKYO :Japan's TDK said on Thursday it has acquired U.S.-based SoftEye, which makes software and hardware for smart glasses, as the smartphone battery maker looks for growth drivers linked to artificial intelligence.SoftEye, based in San Diego, California, develops technology that facilitates eye tracking and

TOKYO :Japan's TDK has acquired U.S.-based SoftEye, which makes software and hardware for smart glasses, said a person familiar with the matter, as the smartphone battery maker looks for growth drivers linked to artificial intelligence. SoftEye, based in San Diegeo, California, develops technology that facili

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