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Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses add automatic driving mode

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Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses now feature a "Driving Detection" mode within the Meta AI app. This feature automatically disables the glasses' display when the user is in a moving vehicle, converting them into audio-only devices for calls and voice commands. While not designed for navigation, this mode aims to reduce distractions and conserve battery life while driving. AI

IMPACT Enhances user safety and convenience by reducing distractions from smart glasses while driving.

RANK_REASON New feature for an existing consumer electronics product.

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Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses add automatic driving mode

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  1. Engadget TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Filipe Espósito) ·

    How to use Meta Display glasses while driving with the Audio Only feature

    The Meta Display glasses have an Audio Only feature that can detect when you're driving and turn off the display.

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