Meta CTO explains why smart glasses of the Meta Connect-Wi-Fi’s Smart Looks failed

Andrew Bosworth, the chief superior technology official, took over to Instagram to explain, with more technical details, why multiple experimental offers for new Meta smart technology in Meta Connect failed, the company’s developer conference, this week.

Matta came on Wednesday Three new pairs of smart glasses, including a developed version of the current Ray-Ban Meta, are new Meta Ray-Ban View This comes with a wrist control unit, which is concentrated on sports Oakli Meta Vandard.

However, at different points during this event, live technology offers failed to work.

In one of them, the creator of the cooking content Jacques Mankoso asked his descriptive glasses from Ray Ban about how to start with a specific sauce recipe. After repeating the question, “What do I do first?” With no response, artificial intelligence exceeded the recipe, forcing him to stop the illustration. Then he returned him to the CEO of Meta Mark Zuckerberg, saying he believed that Wi-Fi may be spoiled.

In another pilot show, glasses have failed to capture WhatsApp video directly between Bosworth and Zuckerberg; Zuckerberg finally had to surrender. Busworth walked on the stage, joking around the Wi-Fi network.

“You are practicing these things like a hundred times, then you never know what will happen,” Zuckerberg said at the time.

After the event, Busworth took to Instagram For a session of questions and answers about new technology and direct experimental failure.

Finally, he made it clear that it was not actually the Wi-Fi network that caused the problem of chef glasses. Instead, it was an error in planning resource management.

“When the chef said,” Hey, dead, I started the International Organization directly, “both members of Amnesty International began in the building, and there were many people in this building.” He said, “It is clear that this did not happen in a rehearsal; we did not have much things,” referring to the number of glasses that were played.

This alone was not enough to cause turmoil, though. The second part of the failure was about how to choose Meta to direct the live AI traffic to its development server to isolate it during the demonstration. But when I did it, he did it for everyone in the building on the arrival points, which included all headphones.

“So we are, mainly, with this illustration,” Busworth added. (DDOS attack, or the distributed service, is an attack where traffic flood overwhelms a server or service, slows it or makes it unavailable. In this case, the META Dev server was not prepared to deal with the traffic flood from other glasses in the building – Meta was only planning to deal with Demos alone.)

On the other hand, the problem was in the failed WhatsApp call, as a result of a new error.

Busworth said that the width of the smart glasses had gone to sleep at the moment when the call entered exactly. When Zuckerberg woke the screen backup, the answer notice was not shown. CTO said this was the “race status”, or as the result depends on the unexpected and inadvertent timing of a different process or more trying to use the same resource at the same time.

“We haven’t faced this error before,” Busworth noted. “This is the first time we have seen at all. It’s now fixed, and this is a terrible and terrible place to show this error.” He stressed that, of course, Meta knows how to deal with video calls, and the company was “annoyed” about appearing here.

Despite the issues, Busworth said he was not concerned about the results of the defect.

“Obviously, I don’t like it, but I know the product is working. I know he has goods. So it was just an accidental failure and not, like the product failure,” he said.