In the not-too-distant future, you could be reading, writing, and interacting with friends and family members, all through a set of VR glasses.
Meta is preparing to launch its first pair of AR (Augmented Reality) smart glasses two years from now, and has an ambitious plan for metaverse hardware for the next decade. As per a report from The Verge, the company is currently working on a high-end AR glasses project codenamed Nazare that is estimated to be ready by 2024. The company also has a successor in its planned roadmap for 2026, and a third-generation model that is slated to make its debut in 2028. The AR glasses won’t require pairing with a smartphone, and will only need a phone-shaped device that will communicate wirelessly with the wearable device. With the AR Glasses, chief Mark Zuckerberg is said to be chasing his own iPhone moment. One of the most ambitious features of the fully AR-ready Project Nazare is that it will push 3D holograms in front of the eyes and will also allow users to interact with them, something Mark Zuckerberg demonstrated during the Facebook Connect event last year.
