Meta’s WebMCP toolkit lets developers wire spoken commands into Ray-Ban Display web apps, with voice off by default.
Meta opens Gen 3 Ray-Ban sales in India from INR 44,300 and signs Ranveer Singh as the brand’s local face.
Meta's 100-gram VR Glasses are the company's boldest attempt to shrink a headset into eyewear. This long-form breakdown digs into the hardware choices, the trade-offs, and how the XR faithful are reacting.
Source: SadlyItsBradley
MemoMind’s launch release and its own shop page give two different language counts.
The Nasdaq maker of the iVision6 AI glasses reports a $52.7M annual loss with an auditor going-concern warning.
Legato’s $999 Frames put hearing assistance into ordinary eyewear, with on-device AI that pulls voices out of background noise.
Cas and Chary argue that virtual reality was only a stepping stone toward the next wave of headsets and glasses. The pair walk through the hardware shifts and software ideas they expect to define the years ahead.
Source: Cas and Chary XR
Meta and EssilorLuxottica will widen the Ray-Ban Meta range into ten new markets, with LISA-designed frames among the additions.
Even Realities devotes the eighth episode of its Even Journal series to privacy, arguing that a camera-free pair sidesteps the surveillance questions hanging over the category. The company walks through how data handling and regulation shaped the design of its G2 frames.
Source: Even Realities
Tyriel Wood works through the RayNeo iO, a 33-gram pair that keeps a bright binocular heads-up display inside a normal-looking frame. The review also covers its bone conduction audio and a spatial-computing feature he came to like.
Source: Tyriel Wood - VR Tech
