<ul><li>Meta announced accessibility-focused updates for its products, including new features for Ray-Ban Meta glasses and expanded deployment of assistive AI tools.</li><li>Users in the U.S. and Canada will gain access to a new Meta AI feature on Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses for more descriptive responses about surroundings, designed to assist users who are blind or have low vision.</li><li>In partnership with Be My Eyes, Meta will roll out its Call a Volunteer feature in all 18 supported countries, connecting blind or low vision individuals with sighted volunteers for live video support.</li><li>Meta highlighted ongoing research on sEMG wristband technology, aiming to improve human-computer interaction for users with physical disabilities, including those with Parkinson's disease and Essential Tremor.</li></ul>

Meta Expands Assistive Features Across Smart Glasses and AI Tools

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