Request to Enable Meta AI Features in Kazakhstan for Meta Ray-Ban Glasses
Dear Meta Team, I am writing to kindly request the inclusion of Kazakhstan as a supported region for Meta AI features on Meta Ray-Ban glasses. These features—such as live translation and visual information assistance (e.g., “Hey Meta, what do I see?”)—would be incredibly valuable for users here. Kazakhstan has seen a significant rise in the popularity of smart glasses and wearable technology. Enabling Meta AI functionalities in this region would not only enhance user experience but also help expand Meta’s presence in a growing market. Key reasons to consider this request: High demand for smart technology: Consumers in Kazakhstan are increasingly adopting innovative devices. Practical benefits: Features like real-time translation and object recognition are especially useful in a multilingual country like ours. Market potential: Supporting these features could drive adoption and strengthen Meta’s brand in Central Asia. I truly believe this update would make a meaningful impact for users and help Meta stay ahead in this rapidly evolving space. Thank you for considering this request, and I look forward to seeing these features available in Kazakhstan soon. Best regards, Ernur ** [edited for privacy - this is a public forum]Request to Add Kazakh Language Support to Meta AI on Meta Ray-Ban Glasses
Dear Meta Team, I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to kindly request the addition of Kazakh language support to Meta AI on Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses. Kazakh is spoken by 20 million people, and enabling this language would significantly enhance accessibility and user experience for a large community. This feature would make Meta products more inclusive and appealing to users in Kazakhstan and other regions where Kazakh is widely used. Since Kazakh language is already supported in Meta AI on WhatsApp, I believe it would be relatively easy to integrate it into Meta AI for Meta Ray-Ban glasses as well. Please let me know if there is any way I can assist or provide additional information to support this request. Thank you for considering this improvement. I look forward to your response. Best regards, Ernur *** [edited for privacy - this is a public forum]
Oakley HSTN is not responding at all
No matter what I do the glasses are not turning on or responding. I was trying to setup the app and suddenly the glasses stopped responding to the on/off button, the capture button, button at back of the case. I tried factory reset and no response. No light at all. I use to hear sound by just turning on/off but not anymore.
Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses need screen casting/mirroring badly!
I my love my new Meta Ray-Ban Display Glasses but they are severely limited by their small group of apps and functions. A simple way to bypass this and make them super powered would be to let us cast our iPhone or Android displays to the screen! They would no longer be limited to whatever apps Meta would need to make for them and it would cut down wasteful power usage and processing if you allow our phones to do it for you! Please consider this, the Meta display already has something like this in the demo stores to allow the employees to walk the customer through various functions, so allowing us this favor would make them become some of the best work productivity tools ever! Companies like mine that have already developed working apps for us employees could allow us to continue our work seamlessly with production lines and any other tasks that can be done safely with the glasses, thank you for your consideration.
Automatic Volume Compensation
Implement an "Automatic Volume Compensation" feature (or "Smart Volume") that uses the glasses' microphone array to detect ambient noise and dynamically adjust the playback volume of audio (music, calls, Meta AI responses) to ensure clarity without user intervention. Switching this feature on or off can be in the Glasses settings. User Story: As a Meta Ray-Ban glasses user, I want the volume to automatically increase when I enter a noisy environment (e.g., Airport or Aircraft, crossing a busy street, entering a train station) and decrease when it gets quiet, so that I can clearly hear my audio without constantly fumbling with the volume control.Iris-sync Zoom: Let Glasses Film Exactly Like Our Eyes Post body
Meta Glasses already use tiny RGB cameras to track your iris-like a mouse in VR. One line of code later, make that same iris data drive the zoom. When your pupils expand, zoom out naturally. When they contract, go macro-no taps, no voice, just your instinct. Hook the built-in depth sensor so distance becomes automatic too. Result: videos that aren’t phone-flawed. No awkward arm angles, no scared birds, no moment lost because you pulled a slab out of your pocket. Everything’s at eye-level-exactly where your attention went. If you glance left at a sunset flare, the frame drifts there, stabilizes, sharpens. You’re not recording. You’re replaying your own memory, undistorted. This isn’t future tech-it’s one software update away. Marketing’s known this for years: put motion where eyes twitch, logos stick. Now flip it for joy. Let creators test it open. Boom-glasses kill phone cameras forever. Do it.
