무슨 발표인가
- Ray-Ban Meta 안경에 크리켓 실시간 스코어 음성 업데이트
- Deepika Padukone 셀러브리티 AI 음성 지원
- 힌디어 지원 및 UPI Lite 결제 기능 추가
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원문 (영어)
Get Live Cricket Updates on your AI Glasses Cricket season just got an upgrade! With Live Cricket Updates, people can now follow cricket matches hands-free on their Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta glasses. Just say “Hey Meta, follow…” and the name of your favorite team to receive real-time AI-narrated score updates, wicket alerts, milestone highlights, and match results, right to your AI glasses.
Whether you’re stuck in a meeting, out on a run, or mid-dinner with family, you’ll never have to choose between staying present and keeping score of the action on the field. =========== Ray-Ban Meta glasses users in India will soon get access to a host of new Meta AI features and experiences designed to make their glasses even more useful, personal, and fun.
From hands-free voice interactions and Hindi language support to UPI Lite payments and festive-inspired restyling of your photos, these updates bring useful, more localized capabilities to everyday life of users. Meta AI now has Celebrity AI Voice of Deepika Padukone You can interact with Meta AI using your voice on your Ray-Ban Meta glasses, as well as the Meta AI app, and it will reply to you out loud.
Whether you want quick answers, need something explained, or just want to hear a joke, Meta AI is ready to respond. As this feature becomes available, you’ll also have the option to select from a variety of assistant voices – including a special AI voice of Deepika Padukone (available in IN-EN).
She joins Meta AI’s global lineup of voices for the assistant, including many recognizable celebrity voices to choose from. Talk to your AI glasses in Hindi Ray-Ban Meta glasses now offer full support for the Hindi language, making it easier for you to interact with Meta AI hands-free.
원문: Meta Newsroom — "New Meta AI Features Makes Ray-Ban Glasses in India More Useful & Fun" (2026-05-04) 공식 원문: https://about.fb.com/news/2025/10/new-meta-ai-features-makes-ray-ban-glasses-in-india-more-useful-fun/