Meta’s NEW Orion Smart Glasses: The Revolutionary Device Poised to Overtake Smartphones

Meta’s NEW Orion Smart Glasses: The Revolutionary Device Poised to Overtake Smartphones
Are Meta’s NEW Orion Smart Glasses really the future of mobile technology? With smartphones dominating our daily lives, this video explores how Meta's groundbreaking device could completely change the way we interact with the digital world. These revolutionary glasses are packed with features that make them a strong contender to overtake smartphones as the next go-to device.
In this video, we’ll dive deep into the Orion Smart Glasses’ cutting-edge technology, discussing their augmented reality capabilities, hands-free functionality, and how they seamlessly integrate with Meta’s other platforms. You'll also learn about the unique user experience that sets these glasses apart from anything we've seen before, and how they could reshape the tech landscape.
We’ll also cover the real-world applications of the Orion Smart Glasses, from productivity to entertainment. Whether you’re looking to enhance your work environment, take immersive AR experiences to the next level, or simply make daily tasks more efficient, these smart glasses could be the key to unlocking a new level of convenience and innovation.
Are smart glasses going to replace smartphones? What are Meta’s Orion Smart Glasses? How do the Orion Smart Glasses work? What features do the Meta Orion Smart Glasses offer? Are Meta's smart glasses better than smartphones?Make sure to watch the video till the end to find out!
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[@tomcloud54]

With a huge number of us wearing prescription glasses already, I think the company who comes up with prescription AI glasses will be the one that will really break into the market. We will probably need to carry some sort of power pack to get through an entire day unless batteries are improved still further, or unless someone works out nano-solar panel tech that will allow them to constantly recharge from light.

[@wildstorm74]

Honestly, there is actually small/tiny batteries in the works. That could easily power those glasses for at least 12 hours straight. As small as watch, all they pretty much do is reshape for glasses. If ever brought an $800+ watch, you will know the battery is solar charged. So don't have to replace the battery so soon. With that said, the battery should be the easy part.

[@K.Sherlock_英国のこうちゃん]

I am wondering the same. If it’s only VR or AR, you don’t need to worry about it. But Orion uses VR + AR. How would its technology adjust focus when we are prescription glass users?

[@BogomilPetrov]

If they do this and the battery dies the main functionality of prescription glasses would still work perfectly. This will be it. I think you're right. I'm fine if my early adopter piece dies after 3-4 hours if I can still see and not worry about them at all.

[@russosting1917]

Lvl 1: headsets Lvl 5: glasses Lvl 20 : that eye thing which changes the colour of pupil (idk name )

[@Stevieboy38]

ocular implant

[@shadygamererfan377]

​@@Stevieboy38😂😂 he must be talking about contact lenses.

[@paulbrightwell3621]

It's not there yet - I cannot imagine many people wanting to look so nerdy wearing this - this is a classic second or even third mouse gets to eat the cheese moment. I will wait for version 3.

[@nikobravo8694]

Two things they can do, first make them smaller, second make bulky glasses trendy

[@AdvantestInc]

The journey from smartphone screens to AR displays feels like the next natural step in tech evolution. But with privacy always a concern, it’s crucial to address how these devices will protect user data.

[@Seriouslydave]

Yeah you can see what the person is looking at easier just reverse it to watch too

[@EMee-i8q]

While driving. That's awesome, because driving is soooo boring. I hate looking at the road.

[@loganladue2]

Could just use phones with glasses as well as portable power banks. Those would be the start that many would be fine with until it gets better

[@Marrithegreat1]

I want a pair for real time transcripts of people talking. I'm hearing impaired. Subtitles of people talking would be awesome. Doesn't have to be these. I just really want that.

[@epokaixyz]

Here's the key information you're looking for: 1. Understand the potential of Orion smart glasses: They aim to replace smartphones by offering hands-free communication, navigation, entertainment, and more. 2. Stay informed about Orion's development: Keep an eye out for updates from Meta regarding the release date and technological advancements. 3. Explore the possibilities of Meta AI: Learn how its integration with Orion enables contextual awareness, object recognition, smart suggestions, and voice control. 4. Consider the challenges Orion faces: Battery life, cost, and privacy concerns are factors that might impact its success. 5. Compare Orion with its competitors: Research other AR devices like Apple's Vision Pro and offerings from Google, Microsoft, and Magic Leap.

[@bootlegmedia1113]

Dope! But its not there yet. But you guys are almost there!

[@user-pp3dl8id7r]

They will not replace Apple phones. What no one is discussing about the Meta glasses is that they will probably have to intermittently use public wifi as the wearer goes from place to place, which is not secure. Malicious actors may use upcoming AI agents to scrape the data flowing to and from the Meta eyeglasses. So, to digress, the glasses alone without a secure hotspot (or iPhone), will likely pose a security risk to the wearer. That is my opinion.

[@snassalahin4001]

What about those people who wears spectacles like me. Can we use this glasses also. Would it be comfortable for us?

[@Allofussurvived]

It looks good enough to release and smartvenough thry should put all their focus on reducing prices

[@raselesaboolnine9904]

about Haqrdware I think This AR glass can USe smart phone's hardware VIA bluetooth or wifi ,,

[@RealComputerProgrammer]

Price is an issue. But I wouldn’t be surprised is Meta makes it affordable at a loss so it gets it out there! When Meta took over the Quest headsets it changed the whole market, VR is affordable now which is all thanks to Meta

[@jmarcospatricio6200]

I still prefer VR. I see it as entertainment, not something for everyday use.

[@Jmbr-eh6xr]

Who cares if you need to carry several external devices; this is ground breaking technology, even more so than going from the big old cathode ray tube box TVs to flat touch LED screen TVs of today, for over a decade it has been merely improvement of the flat screen technology, higher resolution, quality, but this significantly more advanced, stuff right out of Sci-Fi films, but it is here right now, it is like the difference between bows and arrows to gunpowder firearms and gunpowder firearms to Laser and Plasma weapons

[@doodlePimp]

Once they both become convenient to wear and are also produced by an independent 3rd party manufacturer that does not force any company's ads or software upon me then I will be willing to give it a try.

[@mikegee9832]

I think it so cool the technology and thanks so much to those who create this love this technology

[@andrewjacob2773]

Isn't there a danger that you would walk into people because you're not watching where you're going, such as in a busy high street or shopping mall?

[@alexanderdiesta2282]

Can't be any more dangerous than now with people's head aimed down at their phones while walking. At least with this the eyes are at the front and has a better chance in seeing anything that could be of danger

[@GrandMasterRCR]

I get mad at mark and then he does something awesome like this hes a good guy.

[@Allofussurvived]

Combine this with a Quantum technology And AGI as well as Neuralink brain chip thays the end goal right their

[@jack2531Retired]

Meta is NOT Apple, do not compare them in prices, Meta focuses on making its products affordable. Apple focuses on releasing the same stuff and charging a ridiculous amount

[@addyourall]

LAME. i don't need the internet in my life 24/7... that's all it is at the end of the day. i love the real world.

[@indiandog1008]

Interesting information

[@GrandMasterRCR]

Literally saving the world from Goatian mirrors thank you!

[@drnutell]

All BS just to keep you distracted.

[@GrandMasterRCR]

My opinion of Meta and Mark took a 180 with this inovation, I believe that facebook has some work to do to improve its social media platform, but I also believe that Apple is evil, and this could well replace the goatian scrying mirror that is your smartphone.

[@cananoyun]

❤

[@helheimxiii]

This earth is getting worse😢. I feel bad for kids in the future

[@ikh-go9yi]

It won't take off, not in London anyway.. they'll get robbed