Group 1 - Meta Platforms Inc. plans to launch two new Ray-Ban smart glasses models specifically designed for prescription wearers, marking the first time these glasses are tailored for this demographic [1][3] - The new models, codenamed Scriber and Blazer, will be available in rectangular and rounded styles and are expected to be sold primarily through traditional prescription eyewear channels [1][3] - The introduction of these prescription-focused glasses aligns with CEO Mark Zuckerberg's vision of a future where AI glasses become the norm, as billions of people currently rely on glasses or contacts for vision correction [2][3] Group 2 - Meta has experienced early success in the smart glasses market, competing with other technology companies like Apple Inc., which plans to release its first glasses without displays or augmented reality next year [2][3] - The new Ray-Ban models do not represent a new generation of Meta's smart glasses but are part of the company's broader AI strategy [3]

More info on the Apple glasses herehttps://t.co/JNnMj8e6yVSawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt):NEWS: Apple has reportedly made significant progress in recent months on its smart glasses. The company is targeting the start of production as early as December, with public release in 2027.• High-resolution camera capable of capturing photos and video• No display. https://t.co/qcY53o60mW ...