AR glasses

On September 22nd, at the Meta Connect Congress this month, Meta Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg released Meta Ray-Ban Display, the company ' s latest smart glasses product, which carries the display for the first time. However, these glasses are not really a reality-enhancing device, and Meta is still working on the real AR glasses, but before they are launched, the company prepared another surprise for the consumer..

Meta Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg was recently interviewed by Stratechery reporter Ben Thompson, detailing the company's AI strategy centered on the open-source large-language model Llama, as well as its future plans for a number of business areas. In the interview, Zuckerberg predicted that social media will enter the third stage of the great explosion of AI-generated content - on the basis of friend sharing and creator content, AI will generate a large amount of personalized content based on user preferences. The third direction is to build messaging apps into business platforms. The fourth direction is to develop...

Jan. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Meta is upgrading its smart glasses and exploring new wearables such as watches and camera-equipped headsets, aiming to embed its AI capabilities into more products, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported today. Meta will develop Oakley-branded smart glasses for athletes this year, according to people familiar with the matter, and Reality Labs, Meta's device group, is also planning to release new high-end eyewear with built-in displays in 2025, though those initiatives have yet to be announced. The report also mentioned that Meta ...