5 reasons the Meta Orion AR glasses are either the missing link in spatial computing — or a total gimmick
Here’s the lowdown — Meta posted a blog a few days ago about Orion’s Compute Puck, and how it helps make the AR glasses ...
Meta's Orion AR glasses still have no 'killer use case' but want devices to hang out on your face, on your wrist, and now in your pocket too
Though funky chunky hardware will always have its appeal, you ideally want kit that sits on your body to be both reasonably powerful and lightweight. Some smart glasses bulk up their frames in order ...
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Meta Details Path to ‘Significantly Reduced Costs’ of Next-gen AR’s Most Critical Component
Meta’s Orion AR glasses prototype is expensive to make—like $10,000 per pair, expensive. Orion’s most pricey component is ...
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Meta's Orion AR glasses still have no 'killer use case' but want devices to hang out on your face, on your wrist, and now in your pocket too
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 ...
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Early Versions of Meta’s Orion AR Glasses Envisioned a Neck-worn Compute Unit
Today Meta revealed more about the prototyping process for Orion. In the post, the company says the compute puck was originally envisioned as a tethered, neck-worn device, codenamed Omega.
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Latest Snap Spectacles update teases an exciting AR future that I can't wait for
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The Snap Spectacles are developer-focused, so the changes focus around app-making tools ...