Neither are especially elegant solutions. Then there's Orion, Meta's in-development AR glasses. In a recent blog post, Meta claimed, "Orion combines the benefits of a large holographic display and ...

Meta’s Orion AR glasses are still a ways off, but from what I've, I believe that they are the tech leap that could finally make AR specs the next big thing. However, recent news also has me a li ...

Meta used the compute puck approach for its prototype Orion AR glasses. While companies like Magic Leap have used similar approaches in the past, Orion’s approach is somewhat novel because the ...

Following the first-gen Aria AR glasses, which debuted in 2020, the new device comes with a suite of upgrades and new features. You may like 5 reasons the Meta Orion AR glasses are either the ...

Meta’s Orion AR glasses prototype is expensive to make—like $10,000 per pair, expensive. Orion’s most pricey component is undoubtedly its custom silicon carbide waveguide lenses ...

Mark Zuckerberg’s vision of AR glasses replacing smartphones represents the next step in technological evolution. While the shift will not happen overnight, the rapid development of AI and AR ...

Smart glasses have transitioned from experimental gadgets to essential wearables that blend artificial intelligence (AI) and ...

The Quest for AR Glasses: Meta's Developments Meta has made its ... to be the "true" AR glasses as it announced Project Orion following the rumors about the company's AR plans.

And they last 6–8 hours — a 40% boost over the last gen — with no weight increase and looking significantly skinnier than the Meta Orion AR glasses. They're still heavier than Ray-Ban Meta ...