Meta 's Orion AR glasses may still be in the prototype stage, but they've already managed to pull off something few other mixed reality headgear devices have been able to do. This is the first time in ...

Like a Meta Quest 3, Meta's AR glasses use cameras for hand tracking. They also use the electromyography (EMG) neural ...

If you’re excited, or even just a little curious, about the future of augmented reality, Meta’s Orion prototype makes the ...

Meta Orion glasses: what are these not-quite-ready-for-public-consumption devices really like? I speak to creatives who've used them to get a “hands-on” and unbiased view ...

Meta Orion is not Magic Leap ... Of course, the $3,499 Apple Vision Pro reads hand gestures without a wristband. Orion AR glasses still look like glasses not so much because of a big breakthrough ...

For comparison, Meta announced last month its entrance into the gesture control space and presented its neural wristband as a 'Purposeful Product Prototype' for smart glasses. RayNeo is known for its ...

The Verge's Alex Heath reports that the wristband will soon go on sale and work with Meta's other AR hardware. Pricing has yet to be announced. Meta's Orion glasses — which remain very much a ...

Other notable trade-offs include needing a wireless pack for extra computing power and having a wristband ... with Meta spending north of $50 billion to date on VR and AR research.

Meta Connect spotlighted many Meta products, but the star of the show was Orion, an AR glasses demonstration device that points the way to the next generation of AR.

Both parties will be showcasing how neural interface wristband can be seamlessly integrated into AR devices ... For comparison, Meta announced last month its entrance into the gesture control ...