Meta, a company known for its augmented reality glasses, is set to launch its first prototype in 2024, possibly in the fall. The glasses, dubbed "Orion," are expected to integrate the real environment with digital reality and applications. The company has been working on these glasses for years, with some employees already experimenting with them. The glasses were developed in the company's laboratories under CEO Mark Zuckerberg's supervision. A source leaked a version of Meta Glasses on his desktop, which is believed to be the augmented reality glasses that Meta plans to launch. The glasses are expected to be the most advanced available today, hinting at competition with Apple. Meanwhile, Apple is accelerating production of its augmented reality glasses, having sold out of 200,000 copies in pre-order before the launch. The company has not yet announced when Apple stores will receive the glasses, which are not expected to arrive in Israel.