Meta's smart glasses, made in partnership with glasses brand Ray-Ban, are now even smarter with new AI features, video calling support, and a new frame design just in time for summer.
AI knows what you see The highlight feature of this update is the integration of multimodal AI, which allows the glasses to understand and interpret the world around you through its built-in camera. Just say the following commands: “Hey, Meta, look, and…” and the AI will process what the camera sees and provide intelligent responses and suggestions.
“With our multimodal AI update, Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses can now seamlessly augment your senses,” said Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. “It's like having a knowledgeable companion by your side to help you with the world around you.”
Struggling to decipher foreign menus while traveling? Just let your glasses translate the text for you. Curious about your coveted landmark? AI will identify it and provide detailed information. Augmented reality assistant.
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That's not all. Meta has also integrated video calling functionality into its smart glasses, allowing you to share your perspective during calls on WhatsApp and Messenger. The glasses' camera is now completely hands-free and can transmit your vision directly to your contacts.
New Styles for Summer Just in time for summer, Ray-Ban smart glasses are now available in new color and style options. The sleek 'Skyler' frame features a cat-eye silhouette reminiscent of vintage jet-set glamour, while a new low bridge option on the headliner frame ensures a comfortable fit for those with narrow nose bridges. Masu.
You can mix and match hundreds of custom frame and lens combinations through the Ray-Ban Remix platform.
Meta and Ray-Ban also unveiled a limited edition Scuderia Ferrari colorway celebrating the iconic Italian automaker.
The multimodal AI update and video calling feature has already been rolled out to Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses users in the US and Canada, and will be released globally in the near future. The new frame designs, including Skyler and low bridge headliner options, are available for pre-order now on Meta and Ray-Ban's official websites.
The Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses have a starting price of $299 (approximately Rs. 25,000).
AI knows what you see The highlight feature of this update is the integration of multimodal AI, which allows the glasses to understand and interpret the world around you through its built-in camera. Just say the following commands: “Hey, Meta, look, and…” and the AI will process what the camera sees and provide intelligent responses and suggestions.
“With our multimodal AI update, Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses can now seamlessly augment your senses,” said Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. “It's like having a knowledgeable companion by your side to help you with the world around you.”
Struggling to decipher foreign menus while traveling? Just let your glasses translate the text for you. Curious about your coveted landmark? AI will identify it and provide detailed information. Augmented reality assistant.
show others what you see
That's not all. Meta has also integrated video calling functionality into its smart glasses, allowing you to share your perspective during calls on WhatsApp and Messenger. The glasses' camera is now completely hands-free and can transmit your vision directly to your contacts.
New Styles for Summer Just in time for summer, Ray-Ban smart glasses are now available in new color and style options. The sleek 'Skyler' frame features a cat-eye silhouette reminiscent of vintage jet-set glamour, while a new low bridge option on the headliner frame ensures a comfortable fit for those with narrow nose bridges. Masu.
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You can mix and match hundreds of custom frame and lens combinations through the Ray-Ban Remix platform.
Meta and Ray-Ban also unveiled a limited edition Scuderia Ferrari colorway celebrating the iconic Italian automaker.
The multimodal AI update and video calling feature has already been rolled out to Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses users in the US and Canada, and will be released globally in the near future. The new frame designs, including Skyler and low bridge headliner options, are available for pre-order now on Meta and Ray-Ban's official websites.
The Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses have a starting price of $299 (approximately Rs. 25,000).
