Meta's Vision for Future AR and VR Hardware: Insights Revealed

During a recent presentation to thousands of employees, Meta's Reality Labs highlighted the AR and VR roadmap. The Verge reported Despite various cost-reduction efforts across the organization, Meta remains committed to investing in consumer hardware. The tech giant is preparing to launch a lineup of new devices, such as smart glasses and cutting-edge VR headsets, in the years ahead. setbacks Meta has set its sights on introducing its inaugural smart glasses and a neural interface smartwatch by 2025, along with its first comprehensive AR glasses anticipated for 2027. CEO Mark Zuckerberg envisions these innovations becoming as integral to daily life as smartphones have become. In the fall of 2023, they are also rolling out the second version of Ray-Ban Stories, which will mark the first AR-enabled product in this series.

In 2022, Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Andrew Bosworth, the company’s tech lead, announced the upcoming launch of the successor to Meta Quest 2 in 2023. While the exact name remains under wraps, speculation leans towards it being dubbed Meta Quest 3. AR glasses Expected to elevate the mixed reality experience significantly, the Meta Quest 3 is designed to enhance both aesthetics and processing capabilities. However, it will come at a premium compared to its predecessor, Meta Quest 2. Mark Rabkin, the vice president of VR at Meta, mentioned that the next iteration will target enthusiasts rather than the general consumer audience.

Rabkin disclosed plans for 41 new applications and games designed for the Quest 3, featuring mixed-reality experiences that will take full advantage of the upgraded hardware.

Looking ahead to 2024, Meta is set to release a new headset named 'Ventura,' which Rabkin claims will be more accessible and consumer-friendly. The aim is to deliver a compelling VR experience while keeping prices attractive for a wider audience. Meta Quest Pro Included in Meta's hardware roadmap is 'La Jolla,' anticipated to be a powerful contender as a successor to the premium Meta Quest Pro headset. However, its launch is still on the distant horizon, coming after Ventura. 'La Jolla' is rumored to support Codec Avatars, a pioneering VR conferencing innovation that Meta has been refining for years. Mark Zuckerberg believes that Codec could emerge as a 'killer app' within the virtual reality landscape.

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