New York Times Cooking adds hands-free recipe guidance to Meta glasses
Meta has unveiled a new integration with the New York Times Cooking app for its smart glasses range, introducing a "hands-free mode" that will provide audio narration and visual display of recipe steps. This addresses limitations the reviewer experienced with earlier smart glass cooking features, where recipe steps would not remain visible long enough to follow them whilst cooking.
The New York Times Cooking app will restructure recipe steps into brief audio instructions and visual cards optimised for the glasses, preserving the editorial expertise of recipes whilst providing ingredient measurements and instructions in an accessible format. The hands-free mode will roll out later this autumn, with availability on both Ray-Ban Display glasses and Meta's non-display AI glasses, though an exact release date has not been confirmed.
- Meta adds New York Times Cooking to smart glasses with hands-free audio recipe instructions
- Brief visual steps replace lengthy recipe cards for practical cooking use
- Rolling out later in autumn across Ray-Ban Display and AI glasses
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Originally published by Engadget as “New York Times Cooking is coming to Meta’s AI and display glasses”.