Meta Ray-Bans get two new accessibility features for low-vision users

June Wan/ZDNET Meta Ray-Bans already provide plenty of utility for people with low vision, but the glasses are about to get even better. Also: You can zoom to read in Chrome for Android with these new AI and accessibility features Meta has announced two new accessibility advancements for its smart glasses designed to help users navigate the world around them. The first feature is available now. Meta said users can get descriptive responses about what their glasses see. Meta explained that this feature is useful for anyone, especially those with vision impairments. Also: I've worn Meta Ray-Bans for months and these 5 features never get old In a demonstration video, a user with a vision impairment asked her glasses what they saw. "I see a pathway leading to a grassy area with trees and a body of water in the distance," the glasses responded by describing tree height, giving more details about the pathway, and mentioning that the grassy area was "well manicured." Later in the video, ... Read full article.