Ray-Ban glasses now recognize handwriting, version 125 supports commands

Meta, Ray-Ban Display It released update 125 for and opened the Neural Handwriting feature to all users. The feature, which remained in limited beta in Messenger and WhatsApp for months, now works on iOS and Android. You can call people, write messages and send replies via Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger and phone message notifications.

Neural Handwriting, out of the box Meta Neural Band He works with his accessory and converts his finger movements into writing. The bracelet detects letter movements made on the table, palm or leg with sEMG technology. Meta, this system $800 This makes it one of the main differences of the Ray-Ban Display model.

In addition to writing messages, the update also brings the screen recording feature. Display recording collects the image on the glasses screen, camera perspective and ambient sound in a single video file. Thus, the interface visible on the glasses and the real world image are combined in the same recording.

On the maps side, Meta offers richer results and broader walking directions. Walking directions are now operating across the US, with major cities like London, Paris and Rome also joining the list. You can save home and work locations and follow directions through your glasses with voice navigation.

Meta gives developers access to Ray-Ban Display

Meta with Device Access Toolkit SDK Ray-Ban Display opens its screen to third-party developers. Developers can add targeted interfaces to iOS and Android applications, as well as develop applications with HTML, CSS and JavaScript on the WebApp side. WhatsApp group video calls and phone call captions are also added to the update. On the Instagram side, Reels and DM navigation are improving, while Facebook is gaining birthday and sports widgets. Examples of communities include YouTube playback, aviation tools, shopping lists, public transportation directions, and games.