According to Variety, the FCC radiation lab just confirmed a new pair of glasses from Snap. The document for the wearable device exposed today says that it is a wearable video shooting device made by Snap Inc. From the printed label, its brand name is Spectacles and the model is Model 002. Although most of the content attached to the document is obscured for confidentiality, it can still be known that it supports low-power Bluetooth 4.2 and 802.11ac Wi-Fi.

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The first generation of Spectacles glasses released in 2016

Last month, Cheddar broke the news about two upcoming Spectacles glasses. One of them is a second-generation product scheduled to be released in 2018, with improved performance and bug fixes.

There is also a third-generation product scheduled to be released in 2019, which is said to be equipped with 2 cameras, support GPS, and cost $300.

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The first generation of Spectacles released in 2016 was once quite successful in marketing, with many people queuing up and even willing to pay high prices to buy one. Even if the hype soon dissipated, it at least earned the company $40 million.

Judging from the FCC documents, the release of the second generation of Spectacles should not take too long. Of course, passing the FCC certification does not necessarily mean that the product will actually be launched.

[Translated from: TheVerge]