GQY Video invested 10 million US dollars in Meta, the world's top AR company. On February 23, GQY Video issued a progress announcement on overseas investment. According to the announcement, on February 23, 2016, the company received 178,633 series B preferred share certificates from Meta (certificate number: B-007). As of today, GQY Video has completed the approval registration of this overseas investment and procedures related to the equity acquisition. Meta is the world's top wearable AR company, mainly involved in the fields of wearable computing and augmented reality technology. The company's main business is wearable augmented reality smart devices. The Meta Pro package costs $3000. The package includes a pocket microcomputer that processes running computations, and is equipped with an i5 CPU, 4 GB RAM, 128 GB SSD, Wi-Fi 802.11n, and Bluetooth 4.0. Meta Glass is AR glasses that surpass Google Glass. It allows users to directly “touch” data with their hands, just like in the movies “Minority Report” and “Iron Man.” Meta includes two lenses for 3D imaging, a 3D camera mounted on the frame to detect gestures, and a small Kinect. As can be seen from the video published by Meta, Meta Glass connects the information with reality in the form of a 3D image and controls the virtual object through gestures. Meta has a strong technical team, including its founder, and has been focusing on research on wearable AR smart products for many years. It is one of the world's top wearable AR technology companies. Investing in Meta helps GQY Video use its existing technical advantages and talent team to participate in the AR ecosystem and add technical features to traditional large-screen integrated display products, helping the company expand the new visual application market, lay out the AR industry ahead of schedule, and enhance GQY Video's overall competitiveness. (GQY Video Announcement) The two not only use CPUs and image sensors from different manufacturers, Meta Glass, not Google Glass, the biggest difference between Google Glass 1. This is an AR (augmented reality technology) +Kinect (somatosensory control) glasses 2. Data can be visualized, 3D, and controlled directly through somatosensories3. Meta Pro has augmented reality, gesture tracking, larger screen, real-time environmental scanning, and computer computing. Google Glass has the advantages of: smart device pairing and strong background application support