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Oakley and Meta have launched the Vanguard AI sunglasses, the first sport-oriented AI eyewear featuring built-in camera, speakers, and integration with fitness apps, offering a connected and innovative experience for athletes, with positive reviews on their performance and features.
Meta accidentally leaked videos of its new smart glasses, including Ray-Ban and Oakley models with advanced features like a heads-up display, ahead of its official Meta Connect event, revealing plans for augmented reality glasses that could revolutionize AI interactions.
Meta has secured a significant investment in Luxottica, the world's largest eyewear maker, positioning itself as a leader in the smart glasses market and surpassing competitors like Google and Apple, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg emphasizing the importance of AI-integrated glasses for cognitive advantage.
Astronauts on NASA's Artemis III moon mission will wear advanced visors developed by Oakley, featuring 24K gold coatings to protect against harsh lunar sunlight and dust, ensuring maximum visibility and safety during lunar exploration, scheduled for 2027.
Meta's new Oakley HSTN Meta smart glasses and the existing Ray-Ban Meta variants are compared in terms of design, specs, performance, and price. The Oakley glasses offer better cameras, longer battery life, and a more sporty aesthetic but are more expensive and limited in availability. Ray-Bans are more affordable and versatile in style, making them a popular choice for everyday wear. The decision depends on budget, preferred style, and desired features.
Meta's new Oakley Meta HSTN glasses are premium, sport-oriented smart glasses priced between $399 and $500, featuring a 3K camera, improved design, and AI capabilities, aiming to appeal to active users and expand Meta's wearable tech lineup beyond Ray-Ban, though they still have some limitations.
Axiom Space has partnered with Oakley to develop a visor system for its AxEMU spacesuit, designed for lunar exploration during the Artemis 3 mission, featuring advanced optics, gold coatings for UV protection, and dust mitigation, marking a significant innovation in spacesuit technology.
Meta and Oakley have launched new smart glasses capable of recording 3K video, playing music, and handling calls, starting at $399, with a limited-edition model available from July. Wix acquired the no-code AI startup Base44 for $80 million. Finland introduced the world's largest sand battery to store heat and reduce carbon emissions. VanMoof revived its e-bike line with the S6 model, backed by McLaren tech. SpaceX experienced a setback with a Starship test explosion, and Spotify's lossless audio tier appears to be nearing release.
Meta has launched limited-edition Oakley Meta HSTN smart glasses priced at $499, with a later lower price of $399, featuring rugged design, 3K video capture, doubled battery life, water resistance, and AI assistant integration, targeting athletes and outdoor enthusiasts, expanding Meta's smart glasses lineup beyond Ray-Ban models.
Meta has partnered with Oakley to release limited-edition HSTN smart glasses featuring AI capabilities, improved battery life, and higher-resolution cameras, offering a stylish alternative to Ray-Ban Meta glasses, with availability starting July 11 at $499.
Meta and Oakley are launching AI-powered glasses called Oakley Meta HSTN later this summer, featuring an HD camera, open-ear speakers, and built-in Meta AI app, with a limited edition preorder starting July 11 at $499 and a standard version at $399. This collaboration continues Meta's push into AI eyewear, following previous partnerships with Ray-Ban and plans for Prada glasses, amidst other tech giants exploring similar products.
Meta has partnered with Oakley to launch AI-powered smart glasses called Oakley Meta HSTN, featuring high-resolution cameras, open-ear speakers, water resistance, and AI capabilities, with preorders starting at $399, expanding their wearable tech offerings globally.
Meta has launched its new 'performance' smart glasses, HSTN, in collaboration with Oakley, targeting athletes with features like a higher-resolution 3K camera, longer battery life (up to 8 hours), and AI integration, priced at $399 with a limited edition at $499, aiming to compete with GoPro in action sports footage.
Meta has announced its new Oakley Meta HSTN smart glasses, featuring enhanced battery life, 3K video capture, and integrated Meta AI for voice commands and translations. Priced starting at $399, they are designed for athletes and fans, with various styles and prescription options, and will be available in multiple countries later this year.
Meta is expanding its smart glasses lineup by collaborating with Oakley, introducing Oakley Meta glasses with 3K video, longer battery life, and enhanced durability, building on the success of Ray-Ban Meta glasses and aiming to cater to active users and a broader market.