Justin R. Lester breaks down Meta's Orion AR glasses, which weigh under 100 grams and feature holographic displays with wide field-of-view and high brightness. Meta spent nearly a decade developing them, though only 10% of people predict they'll succeed.
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Wide field of view holographic displays. Sharp enough to pick up details. Bright enough to see in different lighting conditions. Large enough to display.
So Meta just unveiled Orion, their full AR glasses prototype that they've been working on for nearly a decade. He mentions in the video that he got some of the best people to come on out and talk about it. They predicted, and people predicted that only 10% of that they would actually be successful. Looks like in a couple of years you might actually get some AR glasses that are not going to be massive goggles, but glasses. I don't know. What do you think? Would you purchase these? Facebook's doing some kind of cool stuff. There's less than 100 grams and they're actually possible to build. What do you think? Would you purchase these glasses? Comment below, let us know. Let's have a conversation about whether or not you get these glasses from Meta. Listen always, you know, if you want more tech and more tech updates like and subscribe for more, I'll see you soon.