Ray-ban | Meta Smart Glasses

“Name Tag,” as the feature is called, would let smart glasses wearers identify people and get information about them from Meta’s AI assistant, the report said. Is there any benign use for such a feature? It's like they're deliberately marketing this thing to stalkers.

Meta said subcontracted workers might sometimes review content, including films and images, captured by its AI smart glasses for the purpose of improving the "experience They didn't specify. who's experience is being improved so allow me to explain it for you. It's their experience, Meta doesn't see

Meta said subcontracted workers might sometimes review content, including films and images, captured by its AI smart glasses for the purpose of improving the "experience". Videos, including of glasses-wearers using the toilet or having sex, are sometimes reviewed by a Kenya-based Meta subcontractor,

Google is launching their own smart glasses in Q1 of next year. The features they've shown look really good. Plus it will have all of Google's apps like Google Maps. Meta's new RayBan's with display only have maps for like 20-30 cities because it's using Meta Maps. It will also have access to Gemini

I've literally never thought of that use and doubt anyone would do that. I hate to tell you, but.... https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier/2024/10/03/metas-ray-ban-smart-glasses-used-to-instantly-dox-strangers-in-public-thanks-to-ai-and-facial-recognition/ Basically, they have a computer monitor

Thing is, whatever you may think of AI, the Meta smartglasses HAVE been revolutionary for blind folks. You may not truly realize how much most sighted people rely on sight and while your dad may have adapted to being legally blind, if he started out with sight, he likely still misses the ease of kno

I've been using the INMO Air3 glasses. Full-color 1080p waveguide display with a full Android OS. Looks mostly like "regular" smart glasses. I'm watching Plex, YouTube, and can even remote into my home PC. Battery is short, so I usually tether it with a neck battery, and now my GL.iNet MUDI 7, which

u/Inevitable-Kitchen92 You can stream RTMP to any server using Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses via their wearable SDK. I built a small application that streams RTMP to YouTube. I also tested it locally, where it successfully streams to a MediaMTX media server. It works, though it still needs some improve

I live in Japan and own Ray-ban meta gen 1 and was satisfied as a casual camera. draw backs are Can't use meta AI(not sold and supported officially in Japan) Glass don't fit my face. I'm typical asian and ray-ban meta is not for me Short battery . I use ray-ban meta only as a camera and ear phone .

For me, I have a few pair of bluetooth glasses, no camera. I'm constantly losing earbuds, and they pop out of my ears when I exercise. The glasses (which I have to wear anyway) stay put. So I can listen to music, take a phone call, etc, without worrying about losing an earbud (and my smart glasses a