Meta's Exciting New Wearable!

Hi everyone,

We're exploring Meta's new wearable technology and how it might just change the game for AR devices.

World Labs is taking us on an exciting journey through their innovative 3D worlds, showcasing advancements that could redefine virtual exploration.

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Let's get right into it.

In this issue:

• 🤝 In Partnership: Building wealth for tomorrow

• 🤿Deep Dive: Meta’s new wearable

• 🖼️AI Art: Examples of great and trending AI art

• 🤝 Supported by: Your shortcut to better HR

• 🤿Deep Dive: 3D worlds by World Labs

• ⚒️Tool Snapshots: Tools for AI, no-code, and productivity

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🤿 DEEP DIVE

Mark Zuckerberg and Meta Launch Ray-Ban Display Smart Glasses

Intelligence: Meta unveiled the Ray-Ban Display smart glasses and Neural Band at Connect 2025, shipping September 30 for $799, signaling a push to control its own AI hardware.

• The Meta Ray-Ban Display features a built-in right lens screen for apps such as Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook, plus directions and live translations, with an onboard AI assistant, cameras, speakers, microphones, and cloud access.

• The Meta Neural Band wristband reads electromyography signals from subtle hand gestures, offers 18 hours of battery life, is water resistant, and looks like a Fitbit without a screen.

• The device costs $799 and will be available in a couple of weeks starting September 30, making it a consumer product rather than a demo.

• Meta is building on its earlier Ray Ban Meta line, sold in the millions with Luxottica, as it seeks to shift users to Meta-owned hardware after investing billions in virtual reality.

• The new glasses are less capable than the Orion prototype shown in 2024, which had augmented reality lenses and eye tracking, and Orion may be years from launch.

🖼️ AI ART

Examples of great and trending AI art

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🤿 DEEP DIVE

World Labs Introduces Marble Beta for Persistent 3D World Generation

Intelligence: World Labs launched Marble, a limited-access beta that lets users generate consistent and navigable 3D worlds from images or text and start building larger scenes today.

• Marble is available at marble.worldlabs.ai and creates persistent controllable 3D environments with bigger scenes, cleaner geometry, and stronger style adherence compared to prior versions.

• Users can export worlds as Gaussian splats in SPZ and PLY for downstream use, with the open source Spark library integrating splats into Three.js for web based 3D experiences across desktop, laptop, mobile, and VR.

• Worlds support free viewpoint navigation in the browser at zero cost and offer richer geometry than depth maps or point clouds, enabling views behind and beyond the input image.

• The current model focuses on environments rather than isolated subjects like people or animals.

• Creators can compose multiple generations to build larger, coherent spaces with consistent style and geometry.

• Early users report faster workflows and new creative uses, and the team signals plans for an API while inviting signups to view and build worlds.

⚒️ TOOL SNAPSHOTS

Futuristic tools within AI, no-code, and productivity

• 🔍 Person Search API - Refine and expedite people search with AI. Free to try.

• 🤖 CodeWords - Transform English into powerful automations with AI. Free to use.

• 📑 DeepTagger - Scalable, no-code, information-extraction tool for documents. Free to try.

• 🏋️‍♀️ Luvu - Your personal AI-powered workout motivation buddy. Free to use.

• 🔍 kluster.ai - Real-time AI code reviewer and bug fixer. Free to try.

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