Ray-Ban and Meta Re-Collaborate on Supernova, AI-Enabled Smart Glasses

In recent years, withartificial intelligence (AI)technology continues to evolve, industries are actively exploring ways to incorporate theAITechnology applied to real life. Eyewear, as an electronic product for daily wear, is constantly improving its functions and performance. Ray-Ban, as a long-established eyewear brand, has always been committed to providing consumers with high-quality eyewear products. AndMetaOn the other hand, it is a company that specializes in virtual reality technology and has launched highly acclaimed VR glasses.

Recently, foreign media The Verge reported that Ray-Ban and Meta once again cooperate, will soon launch a fusion of artificial intelligence technology smart glasses Supernova, it is reported that the glasses will have the ability to instantly "live streaming" on the Facebook platform and AI function.

The smart glasses, codenamed Supernova, are said to date back to the Stories glasses launched by Ray-Ban and Meta. Developers found traces of these glasses in the code of the Facebook View App. The foreign media speculates that this new model of glasses will also use this app to synchronize relevant data for seamless connection of photos, videos and audio.

With Meta and Ray-Ban teaming up again, this smart glasses Supernova is expected to create a stir in people's lives. In addition to having AI functionality and live streaming capabilities, these smart glasses will also have many more exciting and innovative features to look forward to. The collaboration between Ray-Ban and Meta is bound to bring brand new possibilities to people's smart wearable experience and unlock unlimited technological potential. People can look forward to the launch of Supernova and feel the perfect fusion of artificial intelligence and fashionable eyewear.

The new glasses could feature a "thinner and lighter looking charging case than the last one" and have improved chip performance and a larger battery capacity to provide the ability to stream live on Facebook. However, the foreign media said the glasses still do not have a built-in display and can only be interacted with using the shortcut buttons on the legs of the glasses or a cell phone, so it is expected to be interacted with through an AI-based voice assistant. In addition, foreign media also revealed that Ray-Ban is also planning to launch the third generation of smart glasses in 2025, which will add a small display, currently known as the "viewfinder", allowing users to see text messages and translate text. However, the foreign media pointed out that this "third generation of glasses" does not actually use waveguide lens program, but rather the use of optical projection technology, the technology has been used in 2013 on the Google Glass, and last year's Mijia glasses camera also utilizes the technology.