A: Hey there! Guess what? Amazon's cooking something cool for their delivery drivers, right?
B: Hmm... What's that, man? New gadget or something?

A: Yeah, it's smart glasses! They aim to give delivery folks a hands-free experience. Imagine no more looking back and forth between phone and package.
B: Whoa, that sounds like a game changer! So, they can scan packages, get directions, and prove delivery without the phone?

A: Exactly! And they use AI to show stuff like hazards and tasks right in their line of sight. They'll even adjust for light conditions or pet-filled yards.
B: Cool! What triggers them?

A: Oh, they kick on when a driver parks for delivery. They help locate the package inside the vehicle and guide to the delivery address. Neat, huh?
B: Definitely! I'm curious though, how do drivers control these glasses?

A: There's a controller in their vest with operational controls, battery, and an emergency button. Plus, they can use prescription or transitional lenses too.
B: Nice touch! And is it just for North America right now, or worldwide?

A: For now, they're testing them with delivery drivers in North America, but Amazon plans to improve the tech and roll it out more widely later on.
B: Seems like something we could see soon then. Any other news from Amazon today?

A: Yeah! They showed off a robotic arm called "Blue Jay" for their warehouses that helps pick items and sort them, plus an AI tool called Eluna to provide warehouse insights. Neat stuff!