The technology used in augmented reality glasses includes a combination of sensors, cameras, and display systems. These devices capture real-world images and overlay digital information onto them. Components such as microdisplays, optical waveguides, and AR software facilitate this interaction between virtual and physical environments. Additionally, built-in sensors track head movements and gestures, allowing users to interact with augmented content seamlessly. This integration creates immersive experiences for applications in gaming, education, healthcare, and more.