Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is said to be working on AR glasses codenamed Orion. However, the first version of this device will not be available for purchase and will only be available to developers. The company confirmed that the Meta AR glasses will be given to developers so that they can create appropriate software experiences for the device.
Also Read: Redmi Note 12 will be announced in the second half of 2022
In addition, the company is expected to unveil a smartwatch with a detachable display and two cameras that will be able to control the future version of the Meta AR glasses. According to a report, the glasses have been in development for more than three years, and the company has not decided when the device will be available to the public.
It was previously reported that the company will release three versions of the AR glasses over the next few years. According to a report, the company believes that the AR glasses are not yet ready for general consumers and that there is still much work to be done, so the glasses will be given to developers first. The codename for the second version of Meta AR glasses is Artemis, and it will reportedly be produced in greater volumes so that it can be made available to the public.
Furthermore, the company has been working on a more affordable version of the AR glasses, which is rumoured to be codenamed Hypernova and could be unveiled next year. These glasses will include features such as message and call notifications. According to a recent report, Meta has halted development of the two camera smartwatch that they were planning to unveil in the near future. This could be due to the company desire to include EMG technology in the smartwatch.
------ END OF ARTICLE ------
EDITOR'S PICK
Also Read: Meta is investigating Sheryl Sandberg use of company resources
Also Read: Nothing Phone 1 price, specs and launch date
Also Read: Qualcomm aims to overtake Apple M2 with Nuvia chips