<p>➀ Meta has unveiled its first pair of 'true' augmented reality glasses, named Orion, which is currently a prototype but may be available to consumers in the future.</p><p>➁ Orion's hardware includes glasses, a wristband for gesture control, and a wireless puck for computing, with the glasses being the centerpiece of the technology.</p><p>➂ The glasses use custom chips, magnesium frames, and microLED projectors, with the lenses made of silicon carbide (SiC) for better image quality.</p><p>➃ The high cost of SiC lenses and specialized manufacturing processes contribute to the glasses' $10,000 price tag.</p><p>➄ Meta is working on making the technology more affordable by exploring alternative materials and manufacturing processes.</p><p>➅ Privacy concerns and social dynamics are also raised as potential challenges for AR glasses.</p>
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