Meta is turning its Ray-Ban AI glasses into an accessibility tool by offering them free to legally blind veterans acros…
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Meta is turning its Ray-Ban AI glasses into an accessibility tool by offering them free to legally blind veterans across the United States. The program covers more than 130,000 eligible veterans, with training through the Blinded Veterans Association so users can understand features like reading text, describing rooms, and moving through daily spaces. The glasses are being distributed through VA Blind Rehabilitation Centers, which makes the rollout more practical than a normal tech giveaway…
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