Recently, Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta (Facebook's parent company), released an official blog saying that Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses can allow users to send and receive Facebook Messenger messages while wearing.
Ray-Ban Stories is the first smart glasses developed by Meta and Luxottica, the parent company of the well-known eyewear brand Ray-Ban, and its appearance is very similar to ordinary glasses.
Zuckerberg said users can use the glasses' built-in microphone, speakers and smart assistant to send messages, read messages aloud and make audio calls using Facebook Messenger.
Smart Bud experts said that as of the latest, Facebook and its affiliates have a total of 26 directly related patent applications in the field of "smart glasses" in 126 countries. After analyzing and summarizing the above patents, it is found that 5 of Facebook's patents in the above layout of the technology are related to the components of the TV system, and 4 patents are related to the "stereoscopic video system; multi-point video system".
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