Meta just launched a developer preview for its Ray-Ban Display glasses, letting developers build visual experiences via native iOS and Android SDKs or standard web technologies. The glasses also support subtle gesture controls through the Meta Neural Band, and developers can share early builds with up to 100 testers.
Meta just unveiled the Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses alongside the Meta Neural Band, an EMG wristband that turns subtle muscle twitches into digital controls. The glasses pack a high-res full-color display for turn-by-turn navigation, live captions, and visual Meta AI answers. Priced at $799 for the bundle, it brings us one step closer to ditching phones.
Meta just revealed the Meta Ray-Ban Display smart glasses and the Meta Neural Band, adding an in-lens color display and wrist-based gesture control to its wearable lineup. Instead of looking down at your phone, subtle finger twitches let you scroll through messages, check walking directions, and prompt Meta AI on the fly.
