I Have a Magic Eye and a Magic Hand: 2 Days With Meta's Display Glasses

In a two-day exploration of Meta's (formerly Facebook) latest wearable technology, the author experienced a range of innovative devices, including display glasses and a neural wristband. The display glasses, powered by a tethered computer, offered an augmented reality experience, blending digital content with the user's surroundings. The neural wristband, a brain-computer interface, allowed the author to control certain digital functions using their thoughts and hand gestures. The article describes the author's impressions of these futuristic technologies, highlighting the potential for immersive experiences and intuitive interactions. However, the author also acknowledges the current limitations of the devices, such as their bulky design and the need for further development. The article provides a glimpse into Meta's vision for the integration of augmented reality and brain-computer interfaces in everyday life, while also raising questions about the practical and ethical implications of such technologies.