The company is going to bring smart glass to make the Facebook project a reality

Facebook is bringing smart glasses

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The company is going to bring smart glass to make the 'Metaverse' project a reality to give a three-dimensional feel to the virtual attachment.

That's why Zuckerberg can bring a number of hardware-related products in addition to VR. Ray-Ban's smart glasses are definitely one of them.

Social networking giant Facebook plans to grow its business in the hardware sector. At a recent meeting, Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg said their next product would be Ray-Ban's smart glasses.

Mark Zuckerberg has confirmed what we already expected: the company’s first pair of smart glasses next product, coming this year. Facebook has talked about its glasses, which are made in partnership with the glasses Acela Luxotica under the Ray-Ban brand.

"In the future, the next version of the product will be Ray-Ban, partnering with Acelar Luxotica, from our first smart glasses," Zuckerberg said during the call.

Not sure if they will have a screen

Yes, these are smart glasses. Hopefully. There are a number of things we have at the time: "We're careful not to call them glasses of augmented reality. When you cover digital patterns on Earth, it's really augmented reality. These are not augmented reality glasses.

However, they have a lot of ideas that we think will eventually be essential for real glasses. These are all elements that people have seen before, but not all in one place. I’m very embarrassed about all the features, as you can see - it’s ‘it’s intentional, I’m not going to respond specifically to its features.

But I will say one of the things we are looking for for all augmented reality starting from our smart glasses, they can help you to be more present. "

He added: "I think they're going to help people stay connected to each other and never think they're out of touch with anyone else. And just to be helpful.

However, Bosworth did not seem interested in the glasses serving as notices, and did not confirm whether they would have screens.

Motion-sensing watch and sensor-enriched AR glasses

The Ray-Ban brand suggests that these glasses will not only look like normal glasses, but will probably have normal lenses around them. We certainly don’t know the details, but a big problem with Mon ettes AR has often been supporting a range of corrective lenses due to the weird lens and frame design.

These will probably focus on audio as the immersive technology of the moment. Facebook has recently created its own home and live audio space on Facebook, in line with similar efforts by apps like Twitter and Clubhouse.

Facebook Reality Labs, which is looking for more advanced truly enhanced reality headsets, sees spatial audio as a key part of the smart glasses puzzle. Audio is a more achievable step in the short term. The Facebook Wizard can experiment with functionality and connect to the audio space using glasses.

Although camera data is not shared on the Oculus Quest VR headset, we don't know if the camera will take the Snap Show-type route with Facebook sunglasses. We still don't know.

Facebook's future wearable plans include motion-sensing watches and sensor-enriched AR specs where ambitions are higher than where Facebook plans to carry smart wearable devices then.

Calls can be received through glasses

The idea is that the company is going to bring smart glass to make the 'Metaverse' project a reality to give users a three-dimensional feeling in the virtual connection. That's why Zuckerberg can bring a number of hardware-related products in addition to VR. Ray-Ban's smart glasses are definitely one of them.

As Zuckerberg said on the occasion, in the future, Facebook will become a lively platform, giving users a new level of communication experience using VR and AR. In this case, glasses will be the key to the future of Facebook.

Virtual reality and augmented reality are an integral part of creating 'metavers'. That is why we are working on bringing fully augmented reality glasses in the future and we will continue our activities with this.

Originally leaked in 2019, Facebook is working with AI-specs called 'Orion' with Laksotica, a company owned by Ray-Ban, an alternative to mobile handsets. These glasses can be used to receive calls, view information or live stream.

Google brought Google Glass in alliance with Lexitica. However, even though Google Glass was brought to the market, Google could not succeed with the project. Meanwhile not just smart glasses; The company is also making smart watches that can be unlocked with built-in cellular connections and displays.