Dress to impress with AI: Ray-Ban smart glasses help you choose the perfect outfit
The Ray-Ban smart glasses have special AI capabilities that use built-in cameras and microphones to understand and interpret their surroundings.
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Highlights
- Ray-Ban in collaboration with meta develops new smart glasses that have built-in AI
- This smart glasses helps in identifying places, helps to choose the outfit and lot more
- These smart glasses can only provided to some users who have ‘Early Access’
Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is giving a select few people the chance to experience the future of technology with its early access programme for Ray-Ban smart glasses. These sleek shades are equipped with advanced AI features that could change the way we interact with the world around us.
AI-powered vision and hearing
The Ray-Ban smart glasses have special AI capabilities that use built-in cameras and microphones to understand and interpret their surroundings. Imagine looking at a famous landmark and having the glasses instantly provide you with information about its history and significance. Or asking the glasses for directions and having them display a map right before your eyes. These are just a few of the possibilities that AI-powered smart glasses can offer.
Mark Zuckerberg shows off the tech
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently shared an Instagram video of the glasses' new features. He used the glasses to get help choose pants that would match a shirt, and he also showed how the AI assistant can translate text and display image captions.
How to be among the first to try them
If you're interested in being one of the first to experience Meta's smart glasses technology, you can sign up for the company's Early Access programme. Here's how:
- Open the Meta View app.
- Tap the icon in the bottom right corner.
- Swipe down and select ‘Early Access.’
- Tap ‘Join Early Access’ or switch on the ‘Early Access’ toggle.
The future of smart glasses
Meta's early access programme is a significant step forward in the development of smart glasses technology. By giving people a chance to try out these features now, Meta is gathering valuable feedback that will help shape the future of this technology. It's an exciting time to be a tech enthusiast, and who knows what the future holds for smart glasses?
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