Illustration of a person using Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses displaying AR apps and games, for a news article on developer access.
Illustration of a person using Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses displaying AR apps and games, for a news article on developer access.
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Meta opens ray-ban display glasses to third-party app developers

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Meta announced Thursday that it is opening its Ray-Ban Display glasses to third-party developers for apps and games. The move expands options for the $800 device introduced last fall.

Meta is allowing developers to create experiences that use the glasses' display and Neural Band controller. Apps can connect to existing iOS or Android mobile apps or run as web apps, the company said in an update posted on May 14. Early examples include glanceable tools such as an interactive film-development guide and simple games like chess and snake.

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Initial reactions on X to Meta opening Ray-Ban Display glasses to third-party developers highlight enthusiasm from Meta teams and developers about web and mobile app building opportunities using HTML, CSS, JS, and SDKs for hands-free experiences. Some users share excitement over potential games and overlays, while one developer notes technical limitations in the web engine like lack of IndexedDB or modern APIs. Posts emphasize innovation in wearable computing with mixed practical feedback.

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Meta removes face-recognition code from smart glasses app

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Meta has deleted unreleased facial recognition code from its Meta AI app, which powers smart glasses made with Ray-Ban and Oakley. The move came one day after WIRED reported the discovery of the dormant system. The app is installed on more than 50 million phones.

Meta introduced a new lineup of display-free smart glasses on Monday in New York, featuring three styles branded solely under Meta and including a collaboration with Kylie Jenner.

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Apple is testing at least four different frame styles for upcoming smart glasses to rival Meta's Ray-Bans, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The designs include rectangular and oval options in various colors. An announcement could come as early as late 2026, with a release in 2027.

WIRED reported on June 4 that code for an unreleased facial recognition feature called NameTag was found in Meta's AI app. The feature is designed for the company's smart glasses but remains inactive.

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Google announced that its upcoming Android XR intelligent eyewear will work with iOS devices as well as Android phones. The glasses are scheduled to launch this fall following a reveal at the company's developer conference.

A San Francisco startup has unveiled the Raven Prism, a standalone Linux computer built into prescription eyewear. The device emphasizes privacy and hands-free operation through eye tracking and on-device processing.

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Google and Samsung have partnered with South Korean eyewear label Gentle Monster to release smart glasses this fall. The collaboration combines fashion design with artificial intelligence features powered by Google.

 

 

 

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