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00:00What happened in META on 25th September 2024 which is going to change the future of world

00:20tech?

00:21Google, Apple, Snap, how did META crack the game in which they were so successful?

00:26Along with being futuristic, how are AR glasses practical in today's time?

00:32Welcome to Tech Know by Nazariya, I am Ashish Atre and once again I am here to give you

00:37a glimpse into the future.

00:39Today we are talking about META's Orion AR glasses and according to me, this device

00:45is going to be the most important tech gadget of this decade.

00:49Yes, absolutely.

00:50Seems like a bold claim?

00:51No worries.

00:52I will keep my arguments in this video and you decide whether I am right or wrong.

00:58So let's dive in.

00:59AR, the next big thing.

01:01Now it should be clear that META is neither the first nor the last company to bring AR

01:06glasses.

01:07Earlier also, Google, Apple and Snap have launched their AR glasses.

01:11But Mark Zuckerberg in his META Connect 2024 event on 25th September, the standards set

01:18for AR glasses are the top of the tech town.

01:22How?

01:23Let's talk about the features.

01:24First of all, no wires and the weight is also very light.

01:29Just 100 grams.

01:30Number 2, 70 degree field of view with a holographic display that's bright enough in different

01:36light conditions.

01:38Number 3, you can use multiple monitors for work through these glasses.

01:42Now let's talk about the practical side.

01:44Just like normal glasses, you can see the physical world and make eye contact with people.

01:49These glasses are an overlay of holograms.

01:52Understood?

01:53No?

01:54Let me explain in simple words.

01:55There are small projectors in the arms of the glasses that shoot light on the lens.

02:00There are nanoscale 3D structures on the lens that give depth to the holograms.

02:04A small battery is used to power the glasses which is fitted in this arm of the glasses.

02:09See this.

02:10There is some stuff on a table.

02:12How are these glasses identifying these things and overlaying the information?

02:17Isn't it smooth?

02:18Small packet, big blast.

02:20The AI integration.

02:21Its second revolutionary feature is the innovative integration with AI.

02:26Iron Man's Jarvis is not a fiction anymore.

02:29Through these AR glasses, Meta AI absorbs the environment and tracks your activities

02:36and arranges, suggests and executes things according to you.

02:40Meaning, a practical AI assistant.

02:43Mark Zuckerberg himself has said, these glasses will remind you where you parked your car.

02:49Meaning, this tech can record any visual detail through their AI memory.

02:54Another amazing feature that I really liked is live translation.

02:59Imagine you are watching a reel on Instagram in a different language.

03:02These glasses will translate that content into your language and maintain voice authenticity

03:07and lip sync.

03:10They are also working on developing a 3D persona feature.

03:14In which, if your contacts call you, you can see them virtually.

03:19Our view is that any tech device becomes revolutionary when its real-life practical problem is solved.

03:26Till now, our AR set is looking very promising.

03:29With Orion, the second integration is Neural Input, EMG-sensored wristband.

03:35AI, tech glasses and wristbands are already a craze among people.

03:39And Meta has integrated these three and played a great game.

03:44EMG wristband gives you seamless control.

03:47This band tracks the electrical signals that travel in your wrist muscles.

03:52Then what? You can control the interface with gestures.

03:55Meaning, you can scroll through your fingers.

03:59Or you can like the video with just a click of your thumb and index finger.

04:03What are you waiting for? Like this video.

04:06And the prize?

04:07Well, Mark Zuckerberg has announced that the price of these glasses will be $299.

04:12I am not still able to believe it.

04:14Bro, $299 means Rs 30,000.

04:16All together, it's more than Rs 40,000.

04:19You can get these glasses for the price of a laptop or a high-end smartphone.

04:23Meaning, you can get three glasses for the price of an iPhone.

04:27I am still processing this information.

04:29Now, a little artistic twist has also been added.

04:32The voice of the AI assistants in these glasses will not be a random robotic voice.

04:36Instead, models of the voices of celebrities like John Cena, Judi Dench, Keegan-Michael Key,

04:40Christian Bale, and Aqua Fina have been taken.

04:44Super dope, no? Upgrade from Google, Snap, and Apple.

04:48In 2013, Google Glasses were launched.

04:51According to that time, a very good initiative.

04:54But it was bulky.

04:55Functionality was limited.

04:57And the biggest issue was privacy.

04:59Then comes Snap Spectacles.

05:01The glasses of Snap were made for just one purpose.

05:03To record and share videos on Snapchat.

05:06It was fun, but that's it.

05:08As far as Apple Vision Pro is concerned, it is very expensive.

05:12Apple Glasses give a premium experience, but they get a little beaten up in practical usage.

05:17And overall, Meta has picked the best features of its competitors.

05:23Google's ambition, Snap's fun element, and Apple's cutting-edge tech.

05:29But the most important thing is that the price and practicality have been designed with care.

05:35A promising future.

05:37It took a long time to come, but Meta has proposed a great design and usage plan.

05:42If everything goes according to plan, then this device can become a revolutionary tech product.

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