Snap is chipping away at two new forms of its Spectacles camera-empowered glasses, as indicated by a Friday report from business news website Cheddar.

The cell phone connected glasses ended up being a noteworthy flop for the organization, which spearheaded vanishing photographs and messages with the Snapchat application. The organization reported an estimated $40 million loss on the item, its first foray into hardware.

Cheddar reports the water-safe second-gen glasses would settle bugs and offer new hues. The third gen could include two cameras for 3D depth effects and built-in GPS, and could cost as much as $300.

The organization intends to fewer sets of the glasses, as indicated by the report, after failing to sell through inventory on its first generation.

It could likewise permit the innovation to eyewear producers like Warby Parker and Luxottica, the news website reports.

The organization intends to dispatch the second gen this fall followed by the third gen in 2019, as indicated by the report.