Apple is reportedly quadrupling its efforts in the visual tech market, but Meta's Orion will be a tough act to follow.

Personal head-up displays are a technology whose time ought by now to have come, but which notwithstanding attempts such as the Google Glass, have steadfastly refused to catch on. There’s an ...

Augmented reality (AR) takes digital images and superimposes them onto real-world views. But AR is more than a new way to ...

Orion utilizes tiny projectors built into the glasses’ temples to create a heads-up display — think the 2024 version of Google Glass. The glasses, which Zuckerberg said were a decade in the ...

The Orion glasses, like a lot of heads-up displays, look like the fever dream of techno-utopians who have been toiling away in a highly secretive place called “Reality Lab” for the past ...

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.

It uses tiny projectors built into the glasses’ arms to create a heads-up display that appears to be on objects in the real world. “For now, I think the right way to look at Orion is as a time ...

In an eyeglasses prototype, the researchers enhanced image quality with a computer algorithm that removed distortions. AR systems, like those in bulky goggles and automobile head-up displays, require ...