The attacker who drove into a crowd of people on New Year's Eve in New Orleans, killing 14, used Meta smart glasses to scout and record footage of the area ahead of the attack, the FBI says.

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According to Bloomberg, Zuckerberg's more recent memo revealed Meta's plans to focus on "AI, smart glasses, and the future of social media," partly by replacing low performers with ideally high ...

Beyond those, there were hordes of of glasses that function as wearable cameras, essentially equivalent to the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses that have become increasingly popular these last two years.

“This year, the focus definitely seemed to be more on smart glasses than on headsets, in part because the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses were a huge hit last year,” said Avi Greengart, president ...

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According to the FBI, the suspect, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, visited the city twice before the attack, recording footage of the French Quarter with Meta’s smart glasses. Meta’s smart glasses, a product ...

Smart glasses and artificial intelligence (AI) wearables are gaining traction at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week, giving Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses a run for their money.

Take the unassuming Nuance Audio. These smart glasses — made by EssilorLuxottica, Meta’s partner in making the Ray-Ban Meta eyewear — discreetly function as over-the-counter hearing aids.

“Later this year” though, the camera will also offer image-based multimodal AI capabilities – which should be similar to the AI features we’ve seen in the popular Ray-Ban Meta smart ...