Meta recently introduced its new augmented reality glasses with sensor technology that opens up new possibilities for research and development in AR applications.

Heartshaped glassware is all the rage this Valentine’s Day and we’ve spotted an M&S alternative to Anthropology’s £12 Valeria Heart Coupe Glass. Love is in the air once again, and this year ...

The device is simple and sensitive enough to detect gasses at concentrations down to parts per trillion. The laser at the system’s heart is a frequency comb laser, originally made for optical ...

As Meta makes its push for mixed-reality products, it's now introduced its next-gen AR glasses for research — and they come with a new set of features like heart rate monitoring and a contact ...

Aria Gen 2 has a PPG sensor for measuring heart rate and a contact microphone ... Meta plans to make the glasses available to academic and commercial research labs in the coming months.

For example, they are fitted with a photoplethysmogram (PPG) sensor for heart rate measurement. The PPG sensor is embedded within the nose pad of the smart glasses. These are the first pair of ...

As Meta makes its push for mixed-reality products, it's now introduced its next-gen AR glasses for research — and they come with a new set of features like heart rate monitoring and a contact ...