Ray-Ban Meta smart sunglasses launch new features: landmark recognition and description bring a new smart experience

According to news on March 13, Ray-Ban meta smart sunglasses have recently launched an eye-catching new feature - landmark recognition and description, bringing a new smart experience to users.

It is reported that users only need to wear this smart sunglasses and scan the landmarks, and the sunglasses can quickly identify the landmarks and provide detailed descriptions and background information through voice or text. The practicality of this feature was fully reflected in the presentation of meta’s Chief Technology Officer. He shows how sunglasses explain the Golden Gate Bridge's orange paint job to make it easier to see in fog, and reveals the historical story behind San Francisco's famous "Painted Ladies" houses. These descriptions are subtly presented in text form below the image, providing users with richer contextual information.

According to the editor’s understanding, this landmark recognition and description function is an important part of the “multi-modal” capability of meta smart sunglasses. At the Connect conference last year, we previewed this feature and announced the important news that smart glasses will gain access to real-time information. This improvement enables smart glasses to answer questions based on the user's environment and provide more intelligent services. The acquisition of real-time information benefits from the close support and cooperation with partners such as Bing Search.

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