Author: Victoria Song
Back at Meta Connect, Meta teased that its AI glasses would soon support a conversation boosting feature to help folks hear better in noisy environments. That feature is rolling out starting today for Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta HSTN glasses owners who've opted into the company's Early Access Program.
The feature, dubbed Conversation Focus, is straightforward. Using the glasses' directional mics, it amplifies the voice of the person you're speaking to. You can also adjust it by swiping the right arm of the glasses or in device settings. This isn't overtly an accessibility feature, but it's a nice update for folks who use these glasses prim …
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Back at Meta Connect, Meta teased that its AI glasses would soon support a conversation boosting feature to help folks hear better in noisy environments. That feature is rolling out starting today for Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta HSTN glasses owners who've opted into the company's Early Access Program.
The feature, dubbed Conversation Focus, is straightforward. Using the glasses' directional mics, it amplifies the voice of the person you're speaking to. You can also adjust it by swiping the right arm of the glasses or in device settings. This isn't overtly an accessibility feature, but it's a nice update for folks who use these glasses prim …
Read the full story at The Verge.
Continue reading...