Meta Orion AR Glasses - Will This Change Everything?

[@youtubevanced5019]

I'm one among the engineers who is working on it in Meta❤🎉🎉❤❤

[@edawkingyoutube4004]

I really love what you and your colleagues are working on. I hope it get available in the market very soon. After this project if you guys need motivation please see this SAO there you will find “Nerve Gear”

[@arturmarcinkowski7893]

Kiedy na rynku?

[@code-index]

Glasses are transparent display or just glasses

[@toututu2993]

Lucky basterd, congrate on achieving a true technology advancement leap with the team.

[@lilmichael212]

You’re truly working on something extraordinary! Keep it up!

[@vikramkumarp]

Need this glasses to replace smartphone..

[@funkyhomosapien1]

I can't wait to get the clear plastic frame version 😍

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

0:16 i dont care about anyones opinions on the orion other than this man right here. That is Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, a company that is neck and neck with Apple when it comes to net worth. If he likes it, then were going to be getting them rather quickly as a consumer device.

[@kvizachaderach3892]

I would have shouted "it's really cool" if META had given me these glasses as a gift.

[@TheFelixAlabi]

Is someone going to talk about the health effects on the eye?

[@kinggalarianmoltresv3720]

Examination with this , will be amazing .

[@jeremyhofmann7034]

Jeff Goldblum: Sign me up

[@totoroben]

This seems like an ad like other people have said, but also, this product has great potential. As far as people saying this will replace the smartphone, I don't think that's going to happen simply because the smartphone is an object that is very intuitive in how it is used. We can all understand how to use a touch screen, and without a surface to touch, and just waving your hands in the air, it's a whole other way of interacting that people may not know its shortcomings until they give it a try. It's too early to tell.

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

These glasses can be controlled by your thoughts. If people have a hard time with that, then I'm not sure what to tell you..

[@totoroben]

@@smittyvanjagermanjenson182 I don't think that's true. The bracelet is hardly reading your thoughts anymore than a keyboard or mouse is, it's simply another input device.

[@TheMetaAIReport]

I totally get where you're coming from! The smartphone's ease of use and intuitive interface make it hard to imagine something else replacing it anytime soon. While Meta's AR glasses certainly have potential, you're right-it could take time for people to adjust to a new way of interacting with tech, and there may be hidden challenges along the way. If you’re intrigued by where tech is heading, my next video touches on something even more futuristic-the I-XRAY glasses, which could change how we view privacy entirely. Check it out here and let me know what you think: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6quZ557rtFnaJIsi=fjnTGqlxPFEsijvW

[@franklyhanky]

Can’t wait!!

[@_Mach3]

the scouter version should be half price

[@Gary-fw1ov]

Maybe people could invent an app where someone is on speed dial to explain what's going on around a blind or deaf person

[@TheMetaAIReport]

That’s a fantastic idea! An app like that could really improve accessibility for those who are visually or hearing impaired, giving them a way to navigate the world with greater ease. Technology has so much potential to make life more inclusive. If you're interested in how tech can shape our future in unexpected ways, my next video explores the controversial I-XRAY glasses-it's definitely an eye-opener (no pun intended!). Check it out and let me know what you think: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6quZ557rtFnaJIsi=fjnTGqlxPFEsijvW

[@maheshm2135]

Can u gess what is my thinking may be very interesting for all directions

[@namanme2643]

Indian: We made it first and it was stolen by West from our ancient scriptures

[@fazer79]

😂😂 I am not surprised to see this comment. There are people who have been brain washed beyond limits about their past achievement. And I am saying this being an Indian. I hope people work in And on their present instead of their past.

[@toututu2993]

I do appreciate invention made by Indian and other asia country but today is the US that innovate something great such as AR/VR device. Just try it with good software and you'll be amazed for 3 or plus years

[@trolley4388]

The new Vimanas

[@MrYpandey]

As an Indian I think west is the most advanced culture in the world whether it's hard power or soft Power

[@TheMetaAIReport]

It's fascinating how ancient cultures, including India, have long histories of innovation and knowledge, and there's often debate around where ideas originate from. Technology today can sometimes reflect concepts that have deep historical roots. If you're interested in cutting-edge tech with a futuristic twist, my next video looks at the controversial I-XRAY glasses, which raise some big ethical questions. Feel free to share your thoughts after watching: Check it out here kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6quZ557rtFnaJIsi=fjnTGqlxPFEsijvW

[@Ravi13ist]

That's cooler to has a New tecnologie like Orion and hololens 3 2025. Ravi

[@KristnaSaikiaBillFortuneEagle]

I want to experience this

[@neilstewart9706]

I can't see everyone walking around looking like a dork somehow, phones are safe

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

Based on what? This chunky prototype? Lol, I guarantee refinement keeps going until they are indistinguishable from average glasses. Phones are now biding their time.

[@chuaskh]

Walking human zombie in the making. Thanks meta

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

Still better than the Phone zombies

[@tjmax6083]

Can you make some glasses that makes people stupid proof

[@rampagephoenix1735]

The idea of replacing smartphones with glasses has been a subject talked about for about nearly a decade now; Personally, i like the idea of having a pair of glasses that are meant to be useful for our everyday lives but surpasses the full capability of the apple vision pro in every way....yet its lightweight enough to put on your face. I hope this pans out.

[@TheMetaAIReport]

You’re right, the concept of replacing smartphones with glasses has been around for quite some time! It’s exciting to think about how lightweight, everyday AR glasses could surpass even devices like the Apple Vision Pro, making them more practical for daily use. Fingers crossed that Meta delivers on that promise! If you're curious about more futuristic tech with some serious implications, check out my next video on the I-XRAY glasses-things are getting even more intriguing. Let me know your thoughts after watching: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6quZ557rtFnaJIsi=fjnTGqlxPFEsijvW

[@TheMetaAIReport]

Meta Orion AR Glasses look incredible! 🤯 But do you think these glasses can truly replace smartphones in the next 5-10 years? 📱👓 What’s the one feature you’d love to see in future AR glasses? Drop your thoughts below! ⬇

[@ArtifactRescues]

To make everything clear for those who currently wear glasses to be able to see clearly. I wish they could come out with auto adjusting glasses for everyday use for the world so you wouldn't have to keep getting other pairs.

[@shankarbalakrishnan2360]

Now ican see even if u want to be and have the right heart u haven't moved an inch since I have only instagram and you tube fully focused watching what u do. ❤❤🎉🎉 be careful dont live a life without creativity live without other habits

[@TheMetaAIReport]

Thanks for your thoughtful comment! Creativity really is at the heart of everything, and it's great to hear that you're following along closely on both KZbin and Instagram. Keeping that focus on creative growth is so important! If you enjoy exploring where tech and creativity collide, my next video dives into something that’s both fascinating and controversial-the I-XRAY glasses. It’s definitely a topic that sparks a lot of reflection. Check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6quZ557rtFnaJIsi=fjnTGqlxPFEsijvW, and let me know what you think!

[@DirtyInvestor87]

Ima stock investor and id love to have one of these glassez when i invest and research

[@Hung_Nguyen_90]

Its time to duel!!!

[@Higgzboson]

Thats a dream come true

[@makidoko]

There's nothing more to say ; Meta is working very hard on their flops, that's a dedication ensuring to make it a trademark.

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

"Flops" LMAO.. 0:16 that is fucking Jensen Huang, leader of Nvidia, giving these praise! if he came off disappointed then yes this would be a "flop", but he's impressed, which means these are about to take over the market as new wearable tech. Good luck living under a rock 😂

[@newtubeclifford]

We're creating our own prison lol

[@ZertrxIsontop]

I am getting them I wish it was not chunky but its prototype but it looks badass ngl I am so hyped I just wish we can see inside the glasses now this is real AR glasses I been waiting for I hate freeking cords this is freeking amazing

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

The consumer release is aiming to get the frames upto 50% thinner. Its slated to launch in 3-5 years from now. Many improvements can be made in that amount of time.

[@RobertSutkowski-l7h]

❤

[@LtGreaseMonkey06]

I already see a problem when ppl think its ok to drive with these things on. Pls so eone tell me how they are going to deal with that?

[@iuranovitcuria]

At some point not so much into the future the whole car front glass will become an AR device . I could be also a good thing if it is used to maintain the drivers attention or even to film the accidents in order so solve the drivers responsibility.

[@TheCentaury]

taking a video call but if you have only the glasses, how do you film yourself ? It's because the other one still has a laptop or phone camera to film himself that he was able to showcase this video call.

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

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[@titusphilip1310441]

Meta force people with healthy eyes to wear glasses

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

Nobody is forcing anyone to buy them. They'll be available from other companies eventually, once they catch up. The people will buy what they want and it's all on them.

[@druplays7792]

Bit of misinformation here. The wrist bands doesnt read your mind. It interacts with you hand and finger movements.

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

Its an EKG wristband. It's translating the signals from brain to your fingers as a control input. After enough times moving your fingers you won't have to move them or ever so slightly move them and it will pick up on the thought of doing so. These demos required hand movements because the user's weren't the actual owners. So the band couldn't become fully calibrated, remembering the individuals unique inputs signals.

[@neji-hyuga-]

Hmm. So in one way, they will also see what we see

[@randompiano]

battery life is probably 2 hours max

[@RIVALSGOOBERS]

Military contract coming soon

[@_mattaeus_]

Can’t be a smart phone killer when it hasn’t been even fitted with the most basic smartphone feature.. cellular.. how will that impact battery life?

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

The processing puck currently has wifi. The puck also last all day. While the glasses max out at around 3 hours. Cellular likely won't be affecting it any differently.

[@_mattaeus_]

@@smittyvanjagermanjenson182wrong.. no all day battery life… estimated between 2-3 hours .. cellular would obliterate it.. cellular IS extremely power hungry.. and alone could account for up to 30% battery power reduction to those already short 2-3 hours on standby alone. What use is the puck alone without the display it is intended to drive? NONE

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

​@_mattaeus_ the puck has an all day battery life, the puck would be what receives the cellular. It also lacks a display, so it could easily maintain that battery life. The glasses themselves in its current prototype state is roughly 3 hours. The glasses would be fine as they rely on short bursts of data transmission from the puck to conserve power. Have fun being a pessimist tho. Things will only get better in the coming years.

[@_mattaeus_]

@@smittyvanjagermanjenson182​​⁠you don’t get the point do you..?? Glasses die u r without communication.. the technology is great but only Google or Apple will pull this off successfully.. and as an accessory to a smartphone.. it will never kill a smartphone.. and Meta will NEVER pull off the ecosystem needed to take on Apple or Google head on to kill smartphones..

[@TheMetaAIReport]

You bring up a solid point! Without cellular capabilities, it's hard to imagine the AR glasses fully replacing smartphones. Battery life is definitely a concern with adding such features, especially for a device that's already pushing the limits of technology. It’s something Meta will have to address if they want these glasses to truly compete with smartphones. If you’re curious about more tech innovations with their own set of privacy concerns, check out my next video on I-XRAY glasses-things get even more futuristic and controversial. Watch it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6quZ557rtFnaJIsi=fjnTGqlxPFEsijvW and let me know what you think!

[@JonCaraveo]

Hello.

[@VivianStripling]

Yes i truly believe Orion AR glasses will be our future we'll all be seeing pretty soon. Just wait and see😎. Something else to look forward to by a wise man that always was our future Mark Zuckerberg. The glasses are a time in future history to see. 😎

[@alex_4660]

Ultra zoom and micro zoom for camera

[@TheMetaAIReport]

Great point! Ultra zoom and micro zoom features definitely open up exciting possibilities for cameras, especially when it comes to capturing fine details or long-distance shots. It’s amazing to see how these features push the boundaries of what’s possible. If you’re fascinated by cutting-edge tech, my next video dives into something even more mind-boggling-the I-XRAY glasses, which take privacy concerns to a whole new level. Check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6quZ557rtFnaJIsi=fjnTGqlxPFEsijvW and let me know what you think!

[@jaysonzapanta3909]

i thought its Manny Pacquiao

[@maheshm2135]

But I need mainly support from a

[@markmcselec]

I do not like spyware glasses. There should be a law to forbid them outside.

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

Wow imagine telling someone with prescription Orions they weren't allowed outside 😂. You have a smartphone that is always listening, never leave your home again, please. I don't want you recording people around you. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheMetaAIReport]

Completely understandable! The idea of spyware-like glasses raises a lot of privacy concerns, and it’s definitely something that should be carefully regulated. It’s important to strike a balance between innovation and privacy protection. If this topic interests you, my next video takes a closer look at the controversial I-XRAY glasses, which raise even more questions about privacy and technology. I'd love to hear your thoughts after watching! kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6quZ557rtFnaJIsi=fjnTGqlxPFEsijvW

[@adamsuren4368]

$10K!?!? 😂😂😂 no way💔

[@try650]

You don't need a phone, laptop, TV and home theatres ... it's pretty much affordable

[@toututu2993]

Is a prototype which means is not available to be bought at the store. I'm a picky tech person and paying around or more than $500 for a smartphone is just a scam. $10,000 for the most advanced prototype device is pretty reasonable. Try to make a fully function AR device in glasses form yourself before you judge 😂

[@dodoyoyo759]

Is this a meta ad???

[@psuryanm]

$10K 😂😂😂😂 and effects your eyes of used for long time unlike other mobiles

[@MrBonafide300]

This is why I like Mark Zuckerberg more than Elon Musk, they both got all the money in the world but Zuck is better at rolling out new products compared to Elon who is always overdoing stuff, just keep it "smart and simple"💯

[@tylerboland2431]

Nobody actually wants this lol

[@vedametatron]

Nobody wanted Texting when you could just make a call either !

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

Nobody should have wanted Apple Watches, yet billions sold. Proving If you build it, consumers will buy it.

[@Ken_Adams80]

Wow… another expensive nobody cares product

[@mirarstudios]

Well we are at the funfare stage, there's a race to get things super powerful then just mass implement it

[@Ken_Adams80]

@@mirarstudios Nope

[@mirarstudios]

Nope we arnt at the experimental impractical phase, nope the arnt improving the tech, or nope the won't try roll out mass implementation ?

[@Mental_Hangover]

This is a dead end. All they do is they replicate uselessly and at a very high cost the existing functions of the human body outside of it. The focus should be on how to access the existing body functions themsleves by integrating tech into things like the optic or the acoustic nerve, utilising the already existing "bio-hardware".

[@toututu2993]

I see you have never tried AR/VR, unlike any other device that existed, the more you learn about it, the more you'll be amazed of how great the potentially it can bring. I have a Quest 2 for almost 3 years and I have yet to experience its 5% potential. Making fully functioned AR on a pair of glassses is no small feat

[@Mental_Hangover]

​​​@@toututu2993Yeah, I tried on my first VR in 1996; what about you? 😁 Also, with its current functionality, if you can call it that at all, it is just piece of wow gear, nothing else. It is missing out on so much connectivity, it is so much unsupported that it offers no real use. And even when it will be improved vastly, this put-on-glass technology will still be a dead end. Technology should be focused on making neurolink happen, not these bulky aliens strapped on your face LoL...

[@toututu2993]

@@Mental_Hangover There is no proper real vr in the 90th. If your talking about VirtualBoy then it is just a 3d glasses toy. You absolutely have no clue of what your talking about. You're only validating my point that you had zero experience in AR/VR. I used to think VR is gimmick until I bought Quest 2 and still wowed for 3 years of owning and using it. Neurolink is just a fantasy impossible technology just like time travel machine

[@Mental_Hangover]

@@toututu2993 Yeah, reading is a very useful skill, did you know, mate? 😁 Anyhow, you may be satisfied with your experience with current AR/VR - I am not. "Neurolink is just a fantasy impossible technology just like time travel machine" - Yeah, bro, sure, like AI - no, wait...😁

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

Oh great this guy is like "meh, let's just become the Borg instead" for fucks sake 😂

[@Eddythekhan]

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