Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this second episode of Through the Lens: Building for AI glasses, Oscar Falmer, Wearables Developer Advocate, welcomes Herald, Software Engineer at Ascent who made over 100+ web apps for Meta Ray-Ban Display.
Get started at bit.ly/3U9Ccyk
Join the community of developers at bit.ly/3TrfEcj
00:00 - Welcome
00:57 - Introduction
01:56 - Herald’s Web Apps
07:55 - How to Build Web Apps
13:21 - 1. App Anatomy
20:50 - 2. Pairing Codes & Multiplayer
25:25 - 3. APIs & Security
33:34 - 4. From URL to production
41:48 - 5. WebRTC emulators
46:26 - 6. AI Coding
50:05 - Get Started
53:05 - Outro
In this second episode of Through the Lens: Building for AI glasses, Oscar Falmer, Wearables Developer Advocate, welcomes Herald, Software Engineer at Ascent who made over 100+ web apps for Meta Ray-Ban Display.
Get started at bit.ly/3U9Ccyk
Join the community of developers at bit.ly/3TrfEcj
00:00 - Welcome
00:57 - Introduction
01:56 - Herald’s Web Apps
07:55 - How to Build Web Apps
13:21 - 1. App Anatomy
20:50 - 2. Pairing Codes & Multiplayer
25:25 - 3. APIs & Security
33:34 - 4. From URL to production
41:48 - 5. WebRTC emulators
46:26 - 6. AI Coding
50:05 - Get Started
53:05 - Outro
![[ASL] Meta Wearables Device Access Toolkit, Our First Developer Toolkit for AI Glasses](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qLP9aGQfsDk/mqdefault.jpg "[ASL] Meta Wearables Device Access Toolkit, Our First Developer Toolkit for AI Glasses
Our lineup of AI glasses is expanding. In this session, we will provide an exclusive, in-depth look at what we are planning to unveil in our highly anticipated official developer preview. Gain early insight into the toolkits core functionalities and discover how it facilitates the creation of unique experiences that leverage the natural perspective of the wearer and the clarity of open-ear audio.")
