Despite them not being scheduled for a consumer launch for some time yet, Meta has today provided some additional insights into its Orion AR glasses, which it views as the next major computing shift.

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It’s the material’s high refractive index, making it ideal to provide clear, wide field-of-view (FOV) waveguides suitable for AR glasses, like the class-leading 70-degree FOV seen in Orion.

Meta’s newly released Orion AR glasses are making it possible for users to essentially wear a computer on their faces. Weighing in at just 98 grams, these AI-integrated smart specs feature a generous ...

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The Orion has the largest field of view in the smallest AR glasses form to date. It unlocks several tasks, from multitasking windows and big-screen entertainment to life-size holograms of people ...

Concept art of the Meta Orion AR glasses in a white void facing the front ... aka 50% better light spread for a wider field of view (FoV). The post explains that wider FoV on AR glasses can ...

Looking further ahead, Meta looks set to give us something that is more advanced and lighter than Orion in 2027 in a pair of AR glasses codenamed “Artemis.” You’ve seen the progress on this ...

“I think with Orion, we also demonstrated that true augmented reality glasses are going to be available earlier than we had previously thought, I think we demonstrated that we were able to build a ...