Heads-up: Here comes Orion AR glasses


The interface, which seems inspired by devices developed by CTRL-labs, a brain-machine interface company Meta acquired in 2019, takes the form of a wrist-worn wearable. Wearers can gesture while wearing the wristband-type peripheral to navigate around apps on the paired Orion glasses.

“[Orion is] the first device that is powered by our wrist-based neural interface,” Zuckerberg said. “[This is a] device that allows you to just send a signal from your brain to [Orion].”

The Verge’s Alex Heath reports that the wristband will soon go on sale and will work with Meta’s other AR hardware. Pricing has yet to be announced.

Meta’s Orion glasses —which remain very much a concept at this stage —are true AR. Orion utilizes tiny projectors built into the glasses’ temples to create a heads-up display. 




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