After two years of regular rumors about Facebook launching smart glasses, the giant social media technology finally confirmed that it happened on September 9.
The company has partnered with luxury sunglasses and ray-tire brand glasses for the upcoming device.
There is a teaser page directly on the ray-tire website until now with the option to register to get more information.
There is nothing known in terms of specifications of glasses that will soon be launched from Facebook and Ray-tires.
Earlier this year, Facebook Head Mark Zuckerberg on the Facebook Income Call Q2 2021 has confirmed the partnership with the brand, “Looking ahead here, the release of the next product will be the launch of our first smart glasses from ray-tires in partnership with Luxilor Luxilor.
Glasses have a factor Their iconic forms, and they let you do some pretty neat things.
I am happy to get this to the hands of people and to continue to make progress on the way to full augmented reality glasses in the future.
“He did not reveal much about the specifications of smart glasses or What features will be provided.
What is expected from Facebook-ray-tires glasses? Reports from 2019 have said that Facebook has partnered with Luxottica, which is also a parent company from Ray-tires and Oakley to launch augmented reality smart glasses that aim to replace your smartphone in the end.
The report claims that AR glasses are said to be ‘Orion’ and will let users receive calls, display information on small screens and share streaming directly from the user’s perspective to friends and followers.
FACEBOOK BIG FACEBOOK IN AR AND VRZUCKERBERG Big bet on the use of AR and VR on social media and “far greater destinations: to help build metaverse”.
This is a virtual environment where you can attend with people in the digital space.
The latest launch for building this metaverse is a Facebook horizon workspace.
It was launched only last month as a long-range virtual-reality work application where the Oculus Quest 2 headset users can hold meetings as avatars from themselves.