Mark Zuckerberg -40 years old- presented at Meta Connect 2024 on September 25, 2024 the new development of Metanails glasses named Orion.
According to Mark Zuckerberg, Orion are the first glasses or lenses of virtual and augmented reality that are fully functional.
Not only that, he mentions that they are the most advanced glasses of this type in the world, surpassing traditional virtual and augmented reality viewers.
Stating that, along with Ray Banhave been developing this first prototype for 5 years, which eliminates all the inconveniences of the viewers currently on the market.
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How do Mark Zuckerberg’s Orion glasses work? Here’s what he explained at Meta Connect 2024
At the Meta Connect 2024 presentation, Mark Zuckerberg He pointed out that the Orion glasses They work with a pair of holographic lenses where all the information is displayed.
Which is provided by a software powered by artificial intelligence with which they are deployed:
- Reminder Functions
- Video Tips
- Calls
- Real-time translation
The Orion glasses are very practical, because They weigh just a few gramslike normal glasses and do not depend on cables, telephone or computer, only on a portable hard drive.
In addition, they are combined with a neural bracelet, which sends the brain signal to the device, so that it can interpret the user’s different reactions.
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Mark Zuckerberg’s Orion is still a long way off from being on sale, but it’s already being promoted on YouTube
Mark Zuckerberg stated at Meta Connect 2024 that this was just a small preview of Orionactually the glasses They are not ready yet altogether.
Orion is expected to be on sale in a few years; for now Mark Zuckerberg and his team at Meta They will continue testing the device.
Once they are ready, they will be launched worldwide, with a competitive price. It was said that they would not cost more than a laptop or a smartphone (40 thousand pesos maximum).
After the failure of the Metaverse, as well as other VR/AR devices, it is understandable that Meta is more cautious with Orion, so that it has a good acceptance among users.
We’ll keep an eye out for any updates regarding these new VR/AR headsets. In the meantime, here’s a YouTube video of Orion.
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