Meta AI, Meta View, Ray-Ban - Add the ability to store user-defined system prompts
I'm particularly impressed with the AI capabilities integrated into the Rayban glasses. It's a game-changer! I believe it's the future of AI interactions. I'd like to request a new feature in the Meta View app to use with the Rayban glasses: I would like to have the ability to save multiple user-defined prompts that can be easily selected and injected into the Meta AI when using the glasses. This would allow me to access frequently used prompts without having to rephrase them every time. For example, I'd like to define a prompt like "Act as an English teacher to correct my sentence grammatically" and save it as "Prompt 1" in the Meta View app. Then, when I interact with the glasses, I could say "Hey Meta! Select Prompt 1" followed by my question or prompt, and the system would use the predefined prompt to respond accordingly. This feature would greatly enhance my experience with Meta AI with the Rayban glasses and I believe it will open up more possibilities for using the technology in various scenarios. Thanks.Android native apps even with 2D in passthrough only - request
Hi, Meta should consider coming to terms with Google on allowing Google Android Store apps availability one Meta Quest. Even with 2D and passthrough only, it would be a game changer, allowing thousands of apps to run on Meta Quest devices just like on normal phones. It should be easily achievable by making Meta OS showing android apps in windowed mode.
Allow predefined HTML attribute in <video> tag to define video as 2D / 3D and 180VR /360VR
I have a small website with VR Videos that are exclusively for Oculus devices. The video-clips are emmbedded with video-Tag. HTML Code: <video controls> <source src="video.mp4" type="video/mp4"> </video> Everytime the user has to select manually the following parameter. 3D-Side by Side, 180°VR or 360°VR. It would be awesome, if Meta can introduce a custom html attribite to video tag to preselect. Eg. HTML Code: <video controls> <source vrangle="180" vrmode="3DSide" src="video.mp4" type="video/mp4"> </video> Or with better naming 🙂 Thank you.
