Meta let slip that it will launch its first smart glasses with a built-in HUD by posting a video on YouTube (which has since been removed). In the video, the glasses were paired with Meta’s sEMG wristband, which is used to control the interface.
The glasses offer a fixed HUD, which is visible to the right eye only. There is no attempt to integrate the visuals into the real world – these are not AR glasses – instead the idea is to have constant access to Meta AI, messaging, navigation and more.
These glasses have slightly chunkier frames and are reportedly heavier – measuring 70g,…
Meta let slip that it will launch its first smart glasses with a built-in HUD by posting a video on YouTube (which has since been removed). In the video, the glasses were paired with Meta’s sEMG wristband, which is used to control the interface.
The glasses offer a fixed HUD, which is visible to the right eye only. There is no attempt to integrate the visuals into the real world – these are not AR glasses – instead the idea is to have constant access to Meta AI, messaging, navigation and more.
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