United Kingdom, May 20 -- Google is preparing to launch its first smart glasses since the failure of Google Glass more than a decade ago.

The new glasses, unveiled during Google's annual developer conference in California on Tuesday (19.05.26), are expected to go on sale this autumn and will integrate the company's AI assistant, Gemini.

The eyewear includes a small camera built into the frames and speakers embedded in the arms, allowing users to interact with Gemini through voice commands while remaining hands-free.

Google revealed two initial designs created with eyewear brands Warby Parker and Gentle Monster.

The launch marks Google's second attempt at smart glasses after the troubled rollout of Google Glass, which debuted in 2013 b...