"One video clip shows off a new pair of Meta Ray-Ban glasses that include a heads-up display, or HUD, that will let wearers superimpose maps and text onto the real world,as well as a wristband that interacts with them. The glasses appear to be labeled \"Display.\" The second video clip shows off a pair of wraparound Meta Oakley glasses with a center camera."
"Meta posted and then removed a YouTube video showing off its new Ray-Ban smart glasses and Oakley smart glasses days before Meta Connect, the company's annual flagship conference that is set for Wednesday and Thursday this week. UploadVR first reported on the leaked video, which it also captured and uploaded clips of to X. A source with knowledge of the situation confirmed the leak to Business Insider."
"The leaked video appears to have spoiled what could have been an exciting surprise at Meta Connect - the integrated HUD, which brings the company a step closer to producing commercial glasses with the level of tech it showed off in its Orion prototype. Meta's Orion glasses, which Business Insider's Peter Kafka tried out last year, are augmented-reality glasses that come with a HUD and a wristband that tracks muscle movements."
Meta briefly posted and removed a YouTube video that showcased new Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses days before Meta Connect. The Ray-Ban pair includes a heads-up display (HUD) capable of superimposing maps and text onto the real world and pairs with a wristband that interacts with the display. The Oakley-style model features a wraparound design with a center camera. The leak appears to have spoiled an anticipated integrated-HUD reveal that moves Meta closer to commercial AR glasses similar to the Orion prototype, which included a HUD and muscle-tracking wristband. Other companies like Google are also showing AR glasses platforms and partnerships.
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