Meta gets harder with 3 new models even to smart glasses
Time needs to realize that you do not need to hold your hand in front of you to recognize these movements, but a brief short time to find themselves with the second second thought.
Talking to the Meta AI is an important way to interact with glasses, but Meta hopes to add visual elements to increase the chatbot experience. For example, the following description of the live speech and the translation of the language is still on the sound-but with the Meta Ray Ban display, you can see translations and subtitles that appear on the glasses in real time, not on the phone screen. This is the same with orders like “Hey Meta, what do I look at?” That can now provide more visual information about what the front cameras are referring to. Meta’s request to move to a local attraction leads to glasses that show the turn directions directly at the top of the real world as they walk.
When talking may be difficult to speak, the meta also shows a feature that tracks handwriting entry as a replacement for voice commands. With the purpose of fast messages, the user can pull the letters with a long finger on a flat service (or your foot) and the nervous group converts it to the text. Although this feature was part of the show we received, Meta says it would not be available to users when launch, it will soon be. Who knows, maybe this is what helps save the manuscript.
Meta has confirmed some of the limitations with the features available in the startup. For example, the internal integration of Spotify only can show you what it plays on your phone and gives you the main broadcast controls, and Instagram is currently just limited to pulley and message. Meta plans to expand the capabilities soon.
Also noteworthy: The Orion prototype we saw last year needed an external blow to provide the most of its computational capabilities. But this prototype design offers a full range of augmented reality features. The AR feature set is more limited than this new display model, so it doesn’t need it. Also, this means that the screen frames are thinner. Meta ultimately intends to provide a full board of wearable options to consumers: smart glasses, display glasses and full AR glasses.
Ray-Ban displays in black or sand will be available from September 30 for $ 799 and will initially be available only as in-store purchases in the United States. Meta says you have to buy them in person because the strap must be properly in the wrist. Also, the people who sell the system to you show you the manual gestures that control the glasses-though there will be a training tutorial when you have the first time in the glasses.
If you want, be ready to move quickly. Meta says limited amounts are available and other countries will not receive them until early 2026.
Okley Meta Vanguard
Following on from the HSTN Oakley Meta HSTN glasses earlier this year, the latest Ocley Meta collaboration has aroused the timely appearance of a pair of Sphara’s Ukili glasses-but with a twist. This twist is, of course, a 122 -degree 122 -degree viewing camera, which is located in the middle of the lens, just on your nose bridge. This is an optimal place for recording Action-Sports POV films at maximum 3K as well as scenes recording in new and slow glasses.
Vanguards are highly marketed to sports enthusiasts – for example they may want to choose meta glasses via GoPro. For this purpose, the pioneers have an IP67 waterproof rating that is the best waterproof in each pair of meta glass. The speakers built in the arms of the frames are 6 dBs taller to eliminate any clarity caused by wind noise, and a new fifth array allows you to hear your commands clearly, even when a North Pole Gale while taking care of the slopes, it blows you in the face.
