It must run android. We don't

It must run android. We don't need another OS. If it runs a proprietary VR OS, it will not sell.

Meta Debuts Orion AR Glasses as Eventual Smartphone Rival

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Azerone.Kee
09-26
Azerone.Kee
Apple is Apple because it's just not another Android phone.
Apple will ruin to dust if it swap to Android.
p/s: I hold Apple share, but I don't use Apple products.
- ZhongRenChun:
  Orion is made by meta. meta has nothing to do with apple. meta cannot use iOS.

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They are prototypes that are not for sale, but will be used internally at Meta for testing and improving the product.An accompanying wristband that detects nerve stimulation and cameras built into the frames that track eye movement allow Orion wearers to “click” or “scroll” on the display using just their hands.The glasses represent nearly a decade of technological advancement and significant financial investment at Meta. They also offer a glimpse into Zuckerberg’s vision for the future of technology, which has cost the company tens of billions of dollars over the past four years alone.Meta is already selling Ray-Ban branded smart glasses equipped with cameras and speakers, but Zuckerberg believes that AR glasses will become a kind of mobile, hands-free computer that could one day rival smartphones as the preferred way to communicate and interact online. If smart glasses eventually become mainstream, Meta hopes to be a major player in that new industry, which would also help the company reduce its reliance on competitors like  Apple  Inc. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google to deliver its products to consumers. Orion glassesThat goal is still years away despite the Orion prototype, which was debuted at Meta’s annual Connect conference in Menlo Park, California. The company had hoped to make this version of the device available to the public, but executives said it’s not yet small enough or stylish enough. Those same challenges have plagued similar efforts by other tech companies over the years, including  Alphabet  and  Microsoft  Corp. Snap Inc. unveiled its own pair of AR glasses earlier this month, but is only releasing them to developers.Eventually, Meta executives believe they will be able to make the glasses thin and powerful enough that general consumers will buy them. The goal is to bring Orion to market in the “next few years” for the price of a “high end laptop or smartphone,” said Rahul Prasad, a senior director of product management at Meta.“Any kind of prior attempt at AR has been a headset, goggles, helmets,” he said. “We want to get to glasses.”For now, Meta will continue to build and refine the glasses internally until they are ready for public sale. Hundreds of Meta employees have been testing the Orion glasses. The company plans to expand that group considerably now that they’ve been debuted publicly.Unlike competing products, such as Apple’s Vision Pro headset, Meta’s Orion glasses don’t require a bulky head strap or battery pack to operate. Orion has seven cameras, including two for tracking eye movements, which allow users to control the display using visible hand gestures. Orion works best, though, when paired with an accompanying wristband, which uses electromyography to detect much more subtle hand movements so users can control the glasses with minor finger movements.Meta designed and produced more than 10 different computer chips embedded in Orion, part of a plan to reduce energy consumption for the glasses but also to decrease the amount of heat generated so that they aren’t warm to the touch. Instead of glass, Orion’s lenses are made of silicon carbide, a material popular in some electric vehicles, which is lighter than glass and also helps bend light at extreme angles, Prasad said.While using silicon carbide is a major breakthrough for Meta, Bosworth said the company is already looking for a cheaper alternative that could provide the same functionality at a lower price.Key Speakers At The Meta Connect EventNew Quest VR HeadsetMeta also announced a new, cheaper version of its Quest virtual reality headset, freshening its effort to persuade consumers to spend more time using virtual and augmented reality to play games, watch videos and chat with others.The Quest 3S headset has much of the same functionality as the existing Quest 3 device but offers less memory and is several hundred dollars cheaper. 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