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Imagine a pair of Ray-Ban smart glasses that can display notifications and responses from Meta’s AI – it’s a feature that’s reportedly on the horizon. According to a recent report, Meta plans to release a new pair of Ray-Ban smart glasses with a display in the second half of 2025. These glasses will allegedly be used for receiving notifications and interacting with Meta’s AI.
While this news might not be a surprise, considering Meta’s previous demonstration of its “Orion” smart glasses with an advanced display in September, it’s unclear whether the upcoming glasses will feature the same level of technology. The “Orion” glasses were reportedly too expensive to bring to market, so it’s possible that Meta has found a way to make the display more affordable for its new smart glasses.
The news comes as Google and Samsung are also pushing for Android XR, a vision for augmented reality (AR) glasses that include a display. Samsung is set to release a headset with Android XR in 2025, and Google has already shown off its own prototype glasses, which resemble Meta’s existing Ray-Bans but with a display.
It’s an exciting time for smart glasses, and we can expect to see more developments in the coming months. If you’re interested in staying up-to-date on the latest news and trends, be sure to follow me on Twitter, Threads, Bluesky, and Instagram.
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