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Meta has launched the Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 smart glasses with doubled battery life of up to 8 hours, faster charging, and enhanced video recording capabilities up to 3K, along with new features like hyperlapse, slow-motion, and improved live translation, starting at $379.
Meta's Ray-Ban Smart Glasses now have AI-enabled vision features, allowing the onboard AI to see, hear, and interpret its environment through the glasses' camera and microphone. Mark Zuckerberg, Meta's CEO, showcased the new feature by asking the glasses what pants to wear with a striped shirt, receiving a somewhat unhelpful response. The glasses can also translate memes and access real-time information through Bing AI. While there are potential uses for vision-based AI, such as assisting blind or low-vision users, Meta seems to be starting with smaller features in this beta rollout.
Meta is launching an early access test for its multimodal AI features on the Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses, allowing users to interact with the AI assistant through the camera and microphones of the glasses. The features include object recognition, language translation, image captioning, and summarization. Mark Zuckerberg demonstrated the capabilities in an Instagram reel, showcasing how the glasses can suggest matching pants for a shirt and translate text. The test period will be limited to a small number of people in the US who opt in.
Meta unveiled several new hardware and software updates at its annual Connect conference. The Meta Quest 3 VR headset features improved passthrough tech, higher resolution displays, and better graphics, retailing for $500. Meta also introduced Xbox Cloud Gaming and Emu, a foundational model for image generation. The company launched Ray-Ban smart glasses with camera capabilities and the ability to livestream. Additionally, Meta showcased its AI-powered bots and announced partnerships with celebrities and influencers for AI character creation.