Ray-Ban Meta glasses shine on the court: first-person tennis recording as a social feature
nikhilaravi · x · 2026-10-09
Developer nikhilaravi shares hands-on experience using Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses for tennis and padel: great for watching events, but even better while playing — recording rallies from a first-person view and sharing clips with opponents, who can film back if they wear the glasses too. Quoted tweet from Matt Deitke praises the glasses for outdoor adventures and anticipates upgrades from multimodal models and the new Muse integration.
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