My First Dive Into Meta's Orion AR Glasses And Neural Wristband

Self-contained, with eye tracking, wireless connections, and a wrist-worn neural input sensor, this is the most futuristic thing I've ever worn that you can't buy yet.

Read the CNET hands-on article:

0:00 Intro
0:22 Meta Orion's field of view
1:23 Meta's Neural Wristband
2:29 Gesture Controls
2:56 Games on Meta's Orion
3:22 Improvements to resolution, price, and size
3:59 Meta's plans for future products
4:23 Multimodal AI
4:38 Conclusion

#meta #ar #orion #augmentedreality #arglasses

[sluxi]

this is a really impressive prototype, I knew things were headed this way but I'm really impressed with how much progress Meta has been able to make!

[VRnamek]

good thing it already looks like his regular glasses

[RandyMangubat]

I'm actually surprised that Meta is first to AR glasses that look this normal. Good job Meta 👏

[AkiTsukita]

That wristband might be the future of hand-tracking

[asimo]

You're the best. You and Norm from Tested are the only two I trust on getting a REAL scoop of what unreleased tech is like to be used.

[pavelsprokofjevs]

🎯 Key points for quick navigation:

00:00:00 *🕶️ Meta's Orion AR Glasses Overview*
- Introduction to Meta's Orion AR glasses as a future tech prospect.
- Description of the glasses' design and field of view.
- Mention of Orion's magnesium frame, aesthetic, and how it compares to other AR devices.
00:01:24 *🤖 Neural Input Innovations*
- Discussion on EMG sensor wristband technology.
- Explanation of functionalities like eye, hand, and voice tracking.
- Interaction details featuring neural input for controlling the glasses.
00:03:30 *🎮 Gaming and Interaction*
- Exploration of games using Meta's technology.
- Description of interactive experiences like playing Pong and other demos.
- Future prospects for improving display resolution and making the device more accessible.
00:04:51 *⚙️ Future Development and AI Integration*
- Insights into Meta's plans for future updates and integrations.
- Use of multimodal AI in practical demonstrations.
- Discussions on impending improvements and considerations for prescription users.

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[tarunrocks]

Alex Heath mentions in his hands on - "Executives are cagey on cost but tell me to expect a price tag that is comparable to the phones and laptops of today". So I would guess $1k to 2K, which is not bad at all for what they are.

[yesabhijith]

It's all over for Apple Vision Pro! 🤯

[matt.stevick]

i wil be frist in line for these. try to wrap your head around 2023 vs. 2024 technology. i am in heaven.

[noa]

This is huge and very impressive for a dev kit

[Aidinbg]

It's amazing . The real revolutionary technology by meta . VR, AR, Holographic glasses 😮🤩

[MoritzFischer]

Really really impressive! Well done Meta. I have the RayBan Glasses and they are amazing

[johnnylawma]

This is definitely better than Snap glasses 😊

[drumboy]

Confirms that Meta is the new Apple.... at least when it comes to AR. Pretty amazing when you think about it.

[MinuteNews]

"Really appreciate the coverage on this topic at [2:15]! Clear and concise.

[Earl_E_Burd]

I can't tell you! how many times I've crafted a display of smoothie ingredients and couldn't figure out what to do with 'em. Mark's a life saver. Imagine all the glucose, I won't even need AI.

[kokop]

It really seems like we are in the future

[serioserkanalname]

Quest 4 with that wristband for controls could be crazy cool for games.

[SomeJohndoe]

These definitely look like a sleeker more wearable version of the rayneo x2 glasses. And looks like you can't see what he is seeing from side angles don't know if you can see what he is looking at head on. The tech is progressing definitely.

[matt.stevick]

like the wrist thing. if I saw it in a movie, it would seem so far fetched.