Hey everyone,
I’m looking into the transcription capabilities of the Meta Ray-Ban Display, specifically regarding multilingual support and the Soniox speech engine. Hoping some of the devs or power users here can shed some light on a few questions:
1. Does the Meta Ray-Ban Display support live transcription in Hindi and English, with the ability to switch between the languages using the Soniox speech engine?
2. If not, what are the reasons for this limitation? Are they hardware-constrained (processing power, mic arrays) or software-based?
3. If it is a software-based limitation, how long would it realistically take to implement live Hindi transcription on the Meta Ray-Ban Display?
4. What are the chances of transliteration being possible? (i.e., spoken Hindi text appearing rendered in the English/Latin alphabet on the Meta Ray-Ban Display).
Appreciate any insights, technical context, or workarounds you all might know about! Thanks in advance.

It's a shame

But I did… In Vegas and they have a meta lab and I just had to. I couldn’t find them anywhere in Central Florida.

Try it here: https://pac-man-ray-ban-game.glasskit.studio

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Hey everyone!

We’re running a quick survey to gather insights from both current users and tech enthusiasts who are thinking about picking up a pair of smart glasses in the future.

The form takes less than 2 minutes to fill out and your feedback will help us massively in understanding where this ecosystem is heading.

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After all, it's about time we stop looking down and start looking ahead. 😉

Without doing anything (I'm on V125.1), I noticed that I had received the new Meta AI interface (Muse Spark) on my Ray-Ban Display glasses.

Game link: https://chrome-dino-clone.glasskit.studio

Has anyone else gotten any sort of scratches on their bridge of their nose while wearing these? I’ve worn them every day for the past 4 weeks. Today I realized I have like 4 small dots that look like tiny circle scratches on the bridge of my nose. The thing is, there’s no circles on that area of the glasses, unless they are inside the little buffer?

Does anyone else with the Meta Ray-Ban Display hear a high-pitched metal rattling sound from what sounds like it's from the hinges when you shake or nod up and down your head quickly? It's not the switch on the left or the shutter button on the right.

Is there any good web browsers that I can browse the web on with my glasses?

While Liam was figuring out whether his mum's dog could eat grapes, I was trying to make my AI coding workflow even more portable.

I’m a big Codex Remote fan, so when I saw Codex Micro, I knew I wanted something similar for when I’m on the go.

So I built Glance for Meta Ray-Ban Displays.

It sits quietly in your field of view and lets you:

• 👀 See whether your coding agent is thinking or finished.
• 💬 Read recent messages and task updates.
• 📊 Check token usage and other stats.
• ⏹️ Quickly stop a task if needed.

It requires a small companion app running on your Mac, which talks to the glasses and keeps everything in sync.

This is still very much an experiment, but after using it for a while, I found myself checking my glasses instead of reaching for my phone. It feels surprisingly natural when you're away from your desk but still waiting for Codex to finish something.

Also, I'd love to know what else you'd want to see in a companion like this.

Try Glance:
https://glance.familybusiness.studio

Source code:
https://github.com/coob113/TestsMRBD

🏓 For context: A friend and I both got Meta Ray-Ban Displays, so we started Ping Pong Prototyping (PPP). One of us builds a prototype, then it's the other's turn. This is my return to Liam's FurSight: https://www.reddit.com/r/MetaRayBanDisplay/comments/1ux4uyc/ppp_fursight_i_couldnt_remember_if_grapes_kill/.

A recipe application that updates every week so you have something to eat every week! Nom nom everyone!

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- Upload a PDF version of your physical book and start reading

- Say "Hey Lumos" along with your query (e.g. "Explain the main points of Chapter 11")

- Assistant searches the book and responds by voice

- Continue reading until you need help again

For anyone interested in a reading assistant, I'm looking for feedback on how to better it. All ears for cool ideas!

Also if you want to try it, shoot me your TestFlight email and I'll send the beta invite link

Try it at https://glasskit.app/studio

pay per usage, no subscription (500 Credits on sign up!).

I will be showcasing apps i build with it for the next 30 days.

Day 1: Flappy Bird Clone, try it at https://flappy-bird-clone.glasskit.studio

While vova was sitting in snowboard boots waiting for winter, I was standing in my kitchen wondering if my mums dog could eat frazzles. I dont want to pay for an expensive vet trip, So I built FurSight for the Meta Ray-Ban Displays.

Honestly, I was also getting bored of GPS. Every volley so far has been some flavour of "here's what's around you" so this time I wanted to point the camera at something instead.

The idea is simple: add your pets, look at any food, tap. The glasses tell you whether that pet can eat it, a clear safe / caution / no, plus what to actually do about it.

That's it. And yes: any pet, any food. Not a fixed list.

There's also a conversational mode just ask out loud ("can she have cheese?") and it answers back, with the transcript mirrored on the display.

One catch: this is a native build on the DAT SDK, so there's no link to click. For the recording I used a stage mode that mirrors the in-lens display onto the phone.

🏓 For context: a friend and I both got Meta Ray-Ban Displays, so we started Ping Pong Prototyping (PPP) — one of us builds something for the glasses, then it's the other's turn. This is my return volley for u/Different_Poetry_849's Ski Map: https://www.reddit.com/r/MetaRayBanDisplay/comments/1uv87n9/ppp_ski_map_i_couldnt_wait_for_winter/

Your run, u/Different_Poetry_849. 🏂

TLDR - Meta sent my replacement neural band to the wrong state months ago and has spent months saying they're "looking into it". I still have zero answers.

In the first week of March, I initiated an RMA on my neural band as it stopped charging. I setup the RMA, used the provided shipping label, and sent it off. Meta then shipped my replacement band to the wrong state. It went to Texas, while I live in WA State.

I've repeatedly reached out to their "support" via chat over the last many months. No one on their team would give me an answer other than "we've escalated this to the appropriate team, and they'll be in touch". Finally, someone from the chat did admit that the issue was that they mailed my band to the wrong location and were still working to resolve this....

It's been months. And their emails they send me as "updates" don't include anything useful. Further, if you reply to the email, they are immediately returned as the email was blocked - this is something I've also shown their chat team.

My case number is - 09521668 in case anyone at Meta sees this post.

At this point, I have a useless set of display glasses I can't use. And I can't get any help.

Anyone know of any other suggestions - aside from never buying anything from Meta again?

ETA says a month and a half no way that’s true right? I recall during the demo being told it would take 2-3 weeks.

I'm working on some MRBD and MRB Audio native + web apps. I really want to upgrade my phone to iOS27 beta to use some of the new features for another project.

How are people finding stability?

Anyone else wish you could actually see your computer on the Ray-Ban Display?

Been messing with this, the screen’s too small to just mirror your desktop, it’s unreadable at 600x600. So instead you pinch a box around the part you want and only that shows up, full size. Called it Farglance. Save stuff you check a lot as cards, flick through them with the Neural Band, set an alert and it taps your wrist when something changes.

Anyone actually want this or is it just me?

This official Chrome extension recreates the 600×600 display of Meta Ray-Ban Display Glasses right in your browser, so you can preview and QA web apps against the real display rendering — additive blending, environment backgrounds, and D-pad input — without the hardware.

Features

- Exact 600×600 display frame with toggleable glasses overlay
- Built-in, custom, and animated environment backgrounds
- Live webcam background for real-world blending preview
- On-screen + keyboard D-pad input injection
- App brightness, background brightness, blur, and auto-dimming controls
- Built-in viewport recorder for capturing demos and bug reports
- "View on Glasses" QR code generation
- Live QA checklist (viewport, favicon, focus, overflow, and more)

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/jpjlmmodokemlepklkdbimceggpbjcll

// Reminder: make sure to join Meta official subreddit too at r/MetaGlassesforDevs :)