Meta is introducing multimodal AI features for its Ray-Ban smart glasses through an early access program. These features will allow users to interact with the glasses’ AI assistant to get information about their surroundings, translations, image captions, and outfit suggestions. The early access program will be limited to a small number of people in the US who opt in.
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Meta’s AI for Ray-Ban smart glasses can identify objects and translate languages
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Key Points:
- Meta is rolling out multimodal AI features for its Ray-Ban smart glasses, enabling users to interact with the glasses’ AI assistant for various tasks such as providing information about surroundings and offering outfit suggestions.
- The early access program for these AI features will be limited to a small number of people in the US who opt in.
- This development showcases the continued integration of AI into wearable technology, reflecting an ongoing trend of AI’s expansion into various consumer products and everyday activities.
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