Ray-Ban Display Smart Glasses Unveiled

Meta unveiled its first Ray-Ban glasses with an AR display, powered by waveguide projection in the right lens and gesture controls via the “Neural Band” wristband.

Oakley Meta Vanguard for Sports & Fitness

Built for active users, the Oakley Vanguard features a central camera, real-time performance stats, and Strava/Garmin support. Durable and water-resistant, it launches in October for $499.

Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) Refresh

The updated Ray-Ban Meta line offers new styles, colour options, longer battery life, sharper cameras, and stronger AI features.

Meta’s Expanded AI & Horizon Ecosystem

Meta also announced Horizon OS upgrades, Horizon Studio for 3D world creation, and Horizon TV for shared media.

Pricing & Availability

Ray-Ban Display arrives in the U.S. on September 30 for $799, with Oakley Vanguard following in October at $499. Demos showed some glitches, highlighting the challenge of blending AR with sleek design.

Ray-Ban Display Glasses

Meta’s first Ray-Ban with an AR display in the right lens, offering live captions, translations, navigation, messaging, and video calls.

Neural Wristband for Gestures

A new bracelet lets users control the glasses with subtle hand gestures, alongside voice and touch.

Battery Life & Launch

The glasses debut in the U.S. on Sept 30 for $799, with around 6 hours of use and a charging case; international rollout starts in 2026.

Oakley Meta Vanguard

A sports model with a central camera, mic, and Garmin/Strava integration; designed to be water-resistant and athlete-friendly.

Upgrades & Meta’s Vision

Earlier Ray-Bans get better battery, “conversation focus” for clearer audio, and expanded translation. Meta sees these as steps toward advanced AR/AI wearables.

Collect Meeting Notes

Use tools like Zoom, MS Teams, or Otter.ai to get an auto-transcript. If you don’t have one, write down rough bullet points of what was discussed.

Paste into AI

Copy your notes into ChatGPT, Notion AI, or another assistant. Use a clear prompt, such as:

“Summarize this meeting into Key Decisions, Action Items with owners, and Deadlines.”

Generate a Structured Summary

AI will organize your notes into sections like Discussion Points, Decisions Made, and Action Items. This saves hours compared to manually writing minutes.

Refine for Purpose

Need a quick email? Ask: “Rewrite this summary in under 200 words.”

Need task tracking? Ask: “Convert these action items into a checklist format.”

Share With Your Team

Export the refined version and share it in email, Slack, or your project management tool. This keeps everyone aligned without replaying the entire meeting.

Pika.Art – AI Video Playground

Pika.Art isn’t your average video editor. It’s like having a digital animation studio on demand. With just a prompt, you can spin up anime sequences, cinematic cuts, or even playful 3D scenes. Instead of hours spent on editing timelines, you get quick, stylised videos that look like they came out of a pro studio. It’s TikTok, Hollywood, and Saturday morning cartoons rolled into one quirky, creative tool.

Zapier – The Automation Glue

Zapier is the AI-powered duct tape of the internet. It stitches together thousands of apps and makes them talk to each other without a single line of code. Want new emails to trigger Slack alerts, auto update Google Sheets, or ping your CRM? Done. Think of it as a tireless assistant who never forgets a task, never misses a trigger, and quietly runs your workflows while you focus on the real work.

Notion AI – Your Thinking Partner Inside Notes

Notion AI takes your cluttered notes and turns them into clear, structured insights. Jot down raw thoughts, and it will summarise, polish, or even reframe them in a different tone. It can pull out action items, translate content, or just give your ideas sharper edges. Instead of flipping between writing apps and productivity tools, you get a built-in creative partner that lives right where your work already happens.

Abacus.AI – Deep Learning Without the Drama

Abacus.AI is like a command centre for serious machine learning. It gives enterprises a way to build, train, and deploy AI models that run in real time. Think fraud detection, personalisation engines, or recommendation systems. Beyond training, it also monitors models for drift and keeps them sharp in production. If most AI platforms are hobby labs, Abacus feels like mission control for companies that want AI at scale, minus the headaches of managing it all manually.

Move with Fleet

Move with Fleet is bringing AI into logistics and fleet management. The platform helps businesses optimize routes, track vehicles in real time, and predict maintenance needs before breakdowns happen. Cutting fuel costs and reducing downtime makes transportation leaner, greener, and more reliable. Ideal for delivery services, ridesharing, and large-scale logistics operations.

Atmantara AI

Atmantara AI is focused on human-centric intelligence. Instead of just crunching numbers, it builds AI systems that understand context, emotion, and deeper patterns. The applications stretch from wellness and healthcare to customer engagement and personalized coaching. It’s about creating technology that feels less mechanical and more empathetic.

BlueDot Impact

BlueDot Impact applies AI to global risk and health monitoring. Known for its work in disease surveillance, the startup helps governments and organizations detect outbreaks, model spread, and respond faster to public health threats. Turning massive, messy datasets into actionable insights brings science and AI together for real-world impact.

Neurostellar  

Neurostellar operates at the cutting edge of neuroscience and AI. Its work revolves around decoding brain signals, exploring cognition, and building tools that could transform healthcare and human–machine interaction. From neuroprosthetics to cognitive enhancement, the company is part of the frontier pushing AI closer to how the brain itself works.