The biggest reveal at Meta's Connect event was its long-promised AR glasses, Orion. As expected, the prototype, each of which reportedly costs around $10,000, won't be ready for the public any time soon. In the meantime, Meta offered a glimpse of its new holographic avatars, which will allow people to talk with lifelike holograms in augmented reality. The holograms are Meta's Codec Avatars, a technology it's been working on for several years. Mark Zuckerberg teased a version of this last year wh...
The biggest reveal at Meta's Connect event was its long-promised AR glasses, Orion. As expected, the prototype, each of which reportedly costs around $10,000, won't be ready for the public any time soon. In the meantime, Meta offered a glimpse of its new holographic avatars, which will allow people to talk with lifelike holograms in augmented reality. The holograms are Meta's Codec Avatars, a technology it's been working on for several years. Mark Zuckerberg teased a version of this last year wh...
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