Meta Unveils Teleprompter and Neural Handwriting for Smart Glasses at CES 2026
Meta introduces new features for its Ray-Ban Display glasses at CES 2026, including a discreet teleprompter for presentations and a neural handwriting input method. These updates allow users to read notes and send messages entirely hands-free.
Meta reveals exciting new features for its Ray-Ban Display smart glasses at CES 2026, transforming how users interact with wearable technology. The standout addition is a discreet teleprompter that displays text-based cards directly inside the lenses, allowing users to read notes or scripts without ever looking away from their audience.
To use the teleprompter, users simply copy and paste text from any app on their phone into the glasses. Navigation through the presentation is handled seamlessly via the Meta Neural Band, giving speakers the ability to move through their notes at their own pace while keeping their phone tucked away.
In addition to the teleprompter, Meta rolls out a neural handwriting feature that enables hands-free messaging. By combining the Meta Ray-Ban Display with the Meta Neural Band, users compose and send texts simply by thinking about writing, marking another significant step in the evolution of brain-computer interface technology.