
Introduction
Arush Mahajan is a technology writer at WearableXP who specializes in smart glasses and emerging augmented reality wearables. With a strong interest in next-generation consumer tech, he explores how smart glasses are evolving from experimental devices into practical tools for everyday use. At WearableXP, Arush primarily covers smart glasses, focusing on how features like displays, cameras, audio, and AI are shaping new forms of interaction and connectivity.
Expertise
At WearableXP, he evaluates Smart Glasses by examining their real-world usability, display quality, camera capabilities, audio performance, and ecosystem integration. His expertise lies in smart glasses and AR wearables, helping readers understand how these devices fit into broader digital ecosystems and everyday workflows.
Introduction
Arush Mahajan is a technology writer at WearableXP who specializes in smart glasses and emerging augmented reality wearables. With a strong interest in next-generation consumer tech, he explores how smart glasses are evolving from experimental devices into practical tools for everyday use. At WearableXP, Arush primarily covers smart glasses, focusing on how features like displays, cameras, audio, and AI are shaping new forms of interaction and connectivity.
Education
Arush holds a degree in Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA), where he studied programming, software development and core computing concepts. His academic background gives him a strong foundation in understanding how software and hardware interact, especially in emerging technologies like augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and mixed reality (MR) devices.
Experience
Arush has experience in analyzing emerging technologies and tracking how innovation moves from concept to real-world adoption. His work involves understanding how hardware and software come together to create seamless user experiences in modern devices.
Education
Arush holds a degree in Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA), where he studied programming, software development and core computing concepts. His academic background gives him a strong foundation in understanding how software and hardware interact, especially in emerging technologies like augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and mixed reality (MR) devices.
Latest Articles That I've Written


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