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The gap between idea and prototype has never been smaller. Add glasses and inputs like the Neural Band, and it feels like the early days of building in a way we haven't seen in over a decade. We're rolling out web apps and a mobile SDK on Meta Ray-Ban... show more

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Boz6 months ago

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Ashlee Vance6 months ago

The neural band works so well. I remember testing the earliest prototypes at Ctrl-Labs. Is very cool to see how far this tech has come

Kai/司東海秀6 months ago

Boz, I lost my Meta Ray-Ban Display Neural Band charger. I’m based in Japan and really want to keep developing with it — is there any official way to buy a replacement?

Bilawal Sidhu6 months ago

I’ve been resisting but now it’s time to buy a pair

⚪️ sierra catalina6 months ago

holy future OMG. how do I get into developer program?

John Dagdelen6 months ago

@Lunayian Nice! Devs have been waiting patiently for this. Time to build!

Rafael Grossmann, MD, MSHS, FACS 🇻🇪🇺🇸6 months ago

Now we are talking!!! Awesome progress. This will Bring the @Meta Display glasses to a whole different level! Being able to create applications for it, taking advantage of the XR/AR display, will make them an amazing tool to augment healthcare. From step by step guidance, training, procedural education, to potential streaming- live video connectivity/consultations, there are no limits. But the coding process must be AI-powered so that no only the expert creators can bring these to life! @Dilmerv @OscarFalmer Let’s Do This!

match6 months ago

This is super exciting. Can't wait to get stuck in and develop some prototypes I've always wanted!

Riyaaz Syed6 months ago

This early days energy is real! Can already imagine using glanceable steps during our product shoots.

Valley fundementals6 months ago

this is sick

Gregor6 months ago

2007 vibes but make it $3k glasses

Nadav Avital6 months ago

this is sick I should pull out my MRBD

Ihirwe6 months ago

We have built something for this to help builders ship faster AR/VR stuff directly into Meta Quest without touching Unity check it out here:

Dark Mode Actual6 months ago

boz dropping the sdk while showing a darkroom timer app is the quietest flex this year. weird software wins. always has.

Nathie @ Meta Connect6 months ago

Huge!

Chris Remboldt6 months ago

Thank goodness!!

Utkarsh Singh6 months ago

glasses and brain inputs are exciting, but don’t forget the user experience. prototypes are only as good as the feedback.

Obiwan Santobi6 months ago

Looks like shit

michael, that's it6 months ago

So at what point are the layoffs gonna make it to you? Is it just gonna be Zuck and a bunch of his AI friends?

Nick Ludwig6 months ago

Awesome, this is what I was hoping for at release. Will take another look

Harshit Khemani6 months ago

Empower your agents to assist you in developing concepts and features for the Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses

M4cheteColletti6 months ago

Loving the new update! Darkroom Buddy with the Achievements is inspiring! 🏆

Sebastian Buzdugan2 months ago

does the sdk expose raw neural band signals, since fixed gestures hide calibration drift

Adam 🚀6 months ago

open the compute layers you cowards. give us root access.

Render6 months ago

How do you sleep at night being number 2

Natan Hackbarth6 months ago

Please launch the Meta RayBan Display in Brazil, you already launched the Gen 2 here in Brazil but the Display is far more important. At the very least please update its system to support Brazilian Portuguese in both the interface and the AI. I own one myself and had to import it

Lidoor L. Joseph6 months ago

This social VR experience reimagines the classic parachute activity as an immersive multiplayer simulation where players work together through movement, coordination, and spatial interaction. Designed for @MetaQuestVR and @Apple Vision Pro entertainment, team-building, and adaptive wellness, it transforms a nostalgic playground experience into a new form of connected virtual play. @boztank What do you think of this idea?

MAZZIX786 months ago

It lacks more than Muse Spark so the global deployment of maps and the mirroring of notifications and the glasses will be almost perfect, very good work of the teams 👌🔥

web3nomad.eth | atypica.ai6 months ago

gap between idea and prototype closing is the good news gap between idea and insight — knowing which idea actually matters, for whom, why now — that's still a very human problem

Reyansh Shirke3 months ago

Co

Doctor of Metrics6 months ago

Metaverse was also thought this way before it became a liability. Good tech, but lacking the correct foundation. You need this Pill for clarity:

Natan Hackbarth5 months ago

Problem with this update that urgently needs to be fixed: there is no option to delete the new screen recording videos. They are piling up in my glasses gallery. The only thing I can do is transfer them to my phone, and even after doing that, they still remain there.😭 @boztank

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Mark Zuckerberg says Meta's glasses will eventually be a pure multimodal product and may not even have an app store, just AI generating whatever you need in your vision "I mean, a lot of the initial theory that we had was that, most people don't actually like reading that much, right? So even the kind of text-based interaction model, I think it's something that people do. I mean, everyone texts." "But when you think about stuff like the glasses that we're working on or even our other products that are very visual, I mean, the glasses are basically, will eventually just be a pure multimodal product, right?" "It's like, you know, you can let it hear what you are listening to and it can talk to you and it can see what you see if you let it." "And then eventually, I don't even know if we're going to have an app store in the glasses. It'll just be like a multimodal generation that kind of creates whatever you need right in your vision." "And I imagine something like that will probably end up powering a lot of the kind of apps that we build too. But yeah, I mean, we're still in the early days of that. But for now, I mean, the perception work has been really impressive."

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