It is said that Mita is looking for “Super Sensing” technology for smart glasses

According to what Meta is developing what you call a kind of “Super Sensing” technology to the assortment of its smart glasses. new a report Through the information, the information said that Meta is developing a program for glasses that have the ability to recognize people by name and track what users do better throughout the day.

The company originally planned to include a similar technology in the first wave of smart glasses, but it gave up this effort due to privacy concerns.

Now, however, it seems that the technology has returned to the table. According to what Meta works on a new couple of smart glasses (internally known as Aperol and Bellini), it also re -evaluating privacy policies and potential technology -related safety risks.

The report also said that the feature will only be subscribed.

It is part of the Meta’s largest strategy to expand the selection of its smart glasses and integrate artificial intelligence deeper into the products. It follows the news that competitors such as Google – who is now developing its first smart glasses since Google Glass – is strengthening their push to the category.

It is also said to merge this ability to identify the same “sensing” in self -powered earphones, which are said to include cameras and compact sensors.

Meta actor did not immediately respond to the comment.

Perfect test ground

The effort will be a natural progress, which has already built its Ray-Ban glasses with artificial intelligence.

He said, “These devices are summarized in a simplified package to provide the ability of artificial intelligence at the lowest possible cost of the shape of the shape of the glasses, as the offers remain one of the most important challenges facing glasses from the point of view and design.”

He added: “Although Meta has plans for glasses that support the offer in the future, Display devices operate as a unique category focusing on AI’s reaction, which is an ideal test ground for artificial intelligence platforms itself and how they can interact or use on smart glasses.”