Meta, Ray-Ban and smart glasses
Meta’s Ray-Bans smart glasses sold more than 1 million units last year
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed sales figures for the company’s Ray-Ban smart glasses for the first time, telling employees that over 1 million units were sold in 2024. In remarks during an all-hands meeting seen by The Verge, Zuckerberg posed a question to staff about whether sales would go from 1 million to as much as 5 million units in 2025.
Zuckerberg suggested we'll see "billions of AI glasses" by the next decade during a recent Meta earnings call. That's a tough ...
In both public and private, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg extols the future of AR even while staff worry about him getting in bed ...
People want to wear a pair of augmented reality smart glasses wherever they go, not when they’re stuck at their desk or behind a laptop. Apple knows that of course, which is why the project initially ...
The glasses do need to pair to a smartphone to work, and Halliday has a well-designed app for iPhones and Android devices. Once paired, the glasses will use your smartphone's data. You control the ...
Imagine you are walking down the street listening to music, when you hear an email come in. Your hands are already occupied, ...
Smart glasses can look a bit odd, and carry a bit of stigma following the unsuccessful launch of Google Glass, but any fuss ...
With the emergence of large language models (LLMs) and large speech models, smart glasses are now repositioned as critical ...
Just by looking at you, the glasses can pull up publicly available information about you, like your job and even your address.
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