Zuckerberg emphasized that the Orion glasses - which are available only to developers for now - aren't your typical smart display. He made the case that these kinds of glasses will be so interactive that they'll usurp the smartphone for many needs.
The Orion glasses, like a lot of heads-up displays, look like the fever dream of techno-utopians who have been toiling away in a highly secretive place called 'Reality Lab' for the past several years.
In the on-stage demo, Zuckerberg showed how Orion glasses can be used to project multiple virtual displays in front of someone, respond quickly to messages, and play games.
Meta chief technology officer Andrew Bosworth had previously described this tech as 'the most advanced thing that we've ever produced as a species.'
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