Orion Augmented Reality Glasses Prototype
These AR glasses work both indoors and outdoors, overlaying “holographic screens” onto the surrounding objects. Powered by Meta AI neural networks, they can assist in tasks like suggesting recipes based on available ingredients in your fridge. The glasses come with a “neural” bracelet for control and a wireless device that powers them. The device is operated by eye and finger movements, tracked by the bracelet. They are not intended for general public use.
Quest 3S
This device offers the same performance as the Quest series, featuring a Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2 chip and mixed reality capabilities. The battery lasts around 2.5 hours. Each display has a resolution of 1832×1920 pixels per eye, and the device lacks depth sensors. Quest 3S includes an “Action Button” for switching between image modes. The 128 GB version costs $300, and the 256 GB version is priced at $400. Sales begin on October 15.