Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are now capable of recognising landmarks. With the latest beta update, Meta gains new multimodal AI capability, which includes the ability to recognise and tell you about landmarks.
“New multimodal AI feature in beta on Ray-Ban recognises and can tell you about landmarks,” Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta shared via Meta Channel on Instagram. Users can look at the landmark and ask for more details about the same with just a press of a button.
Meta has been adding new AI capabilities to its Ray-Ban smart glasses. In December, the company enabled smart glasses to recognise objects. However, these features are currently limited to the US, as they are still in the beta stage, and one has to sign up for an early access program to test the latest multimodal features on Ray-Ban smart glasses, including the ability to recognise landmarks and monuments.
The 2nd generation of Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses was launched back in 2023 in 150 different custom frames and customisable lens options. The updated version of the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses offers features like improved speaker performance and an updated camera with a 12 MP sensor and is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen1 Platform that processes audio, photos, and videos.
Compared to the first-gen model, the latest Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are thinner and lighter and can offer up to 36 hours of battery life (with the carry case). On top of that, these smart glasses also allow users to live stream on platforms like Facebook and Instagram.
The integration of Meta AI also enables features such as a hands-free on-the-go experience, where users can summon the Meta AI by just saying “Hey Meta.” Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are currently available in select markets like the US and Europe with a starting price of $299.
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First uploaded on: 12-03-2024 at 09:14 IST
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