Will Ray-Ban's Meta Smart Glasses Revolutionize the Way We Dress?
Imagine a future where your favorite pair of glasses suggests how to dress and the best combinations for your outfits. No, it's not science fiction, the future is here and now with Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. Mark Zuckerberg's tech giant and the eyewear company have introduced new and unprecedented features for its products using advanced artificial intelligence technology. The results are still young but it already offers a glimpse of an infinite horizon of possibilities, even for fashion.
Zuckerberg showed in a video on Instagram how he used the new features of the glasses. He asked the glasses to suggest some pants that would pair well with a T-shirt. The accessory first described the shirt and then recommended the best trouser options to match it with. This is only the first phase of testing and will allow a limited number of people to experiment and explore these artificial intelligence features, which could potentially change the way we interact with technology in our daily lives. In some time you will be able to go shopping and ask your virtual assistant for advice, even those who are not fashion experts will therefore be able to follow the advice of the AI ??which is always updated with the latest trends.
But how do glasses work? They basically come with built-in cameras and microphones that use special AI-powered features that allow the accessory to understand and interpret what they "see" and "hear." "The new Ray-Ban Meta collection is in a league of its own with features that have never fit inside a pair of glasses before. The world sees you in a pair of your favorite Wayfarer, perhaps with your own prescription and Transitions lenses that go from day to night, but you know you have this powerful universe of tech inside. Meta AI, live streaming, and insanely crisp audio and calling capabilities – all hands-free," said Rocco Basilico, Chief Wearables Officer for EssilorLuxottica. "This is what we imagined when we first decided to enter this space. Truly wearable, life-enhancing technology. And it will only get better."
From:Â Esquire IT
