Recently.MetaCTO Andrew Bosworth revealed in an interview that the company plans to show an over-the-top augmented reality in 2024 (AR) eyewear prototype. Described as the most advanced consumer electronics device ever created, the glasses represent Meta's latest breakthrough in augmented reality.
According to Bosworth, thisAR glasseswill be tested internally by a handful of Meta employees starting next year and is expected to provide consumers with a more immersive experience in the coming years. He said, "I think it's very likely that people will have the opportunity to experience it in 2024."
Bosworth spoke highly of the sophistication of the glasses, calling them "the most advanced technology on the planet" in the field of consumer electronics. He further explained that although the cost of manufacturing the glasses is extremely high and mass production will not be possible in the short term, its appearance will bring a new revolution to the entire technology industry.
Notably, Meta has been investing heavily and developing in the field of augmented reality technology. Previously, the company has launched a series of AR products such as the Portal smart display and Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses. The over-the-top AR eyewear prototypes on display will further cement Meta's leadership in augmented reality.
However, as technology continues to advance, how to balance innovation with user experience and ensure product reliability and security is a challenge that Meta and the technology industry as a whole will need to face. At the same time, with privacy and data security issues becoming a growing concern, how to protect user data and privacy while developing new products will also become an important consideration.
The over-the-top AR glasses prototype that Meta plans to showcase showcases the latest breakthroughs and innovative spirit of the tech industry. Although the glasses are still in the prototype stage, their appearance is a sign of more exciting tech products to come, bringing more convenience and possibilities to people's lives.
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