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Meta ditches camera on its newest smart glasses

Meta expected to launch camera-free smart glasses

Meta's smart glasses have sparked privacy concerns with some users recording people without their knowledge or consent. Now, the company is expected to launch a new pair of spectacles addressing those worries.

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Meta unveils $1,299 VR Glasses, camera-less smart glasses at Meta Connect

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Meta’s Answer to the ‘Meta Creep’? Camera-Free Smart Glasses

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Meta’s Boz reveals genius behind VR Glasses & why new Ray Bans don’t have camera

The Sun's tech editor tried Meta’s sunglasses-style VR specs at Meta Connect in California this week.

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Meta's camera-free AI glasses look like regular Ray Bans

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Mark Zuckerberg says Meta will lead on smart glasses privacy despite ‘pervert glasses’ criticism

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Microsoft updates mixed reality link with headset microphone and camera support

Microsoft updated Mixed Reality Link with long-overdue mic and camera passthrough for Windows 11. The feature makes running virtual desktop monitors on headsets like the Meta Quest 3 more practical.

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Who knew Sony made a virtual reality camera, years before the PlayStation VR ever existed?

Long before the PlayStation VR and Apple Vision Pro, Sony worked on a virtual reality prototype called the Sony VRVJ, which stood for Virtual Reality Video Journalist. That’s according to a post on X (formerly Twitter) from Obsolete Sony. Very little ...

Phys.org

Ultra-compact optical design enhances virtual and augmented reality device cameras

Researchers from Seoul National University College of Engineering announced they have developed an optical design technology that dramatically reduces the volume of cameras with a folded lens system utilizing "metasurfaces," a next-generation nano-optical ...

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Could Smartphone Cameras Replace Expensive Motion Capture Suits?

A hug looks simple in real life. For a computer trying to turn it into a lifelike digital scene, it is surprisingly hard. As two people move close together, one person’s body can hide parts of the other’s from view.

NFL

Report: Cowboys using virtual reality technology

The Cowboys have reportedly acquired the services of StriVR Labs, a company that works in the field of virtual reality and has developed software that allows players to view live practice action in 3-D.