At Meta Connect, the company’s smart glasses were everywhere
Meta demoed camera-free audio glasses and $150 hearing glasses tied to its Muse agent.
TechCrunch reports that Meta Connect centered on the company's smart glasses, including unreleased audio-only glasses with six microphones and no camera. The glasses will integrate with Muse, Meta's personal agent, so wearers can give spoken commands such as sending email or reading to-do lists, though that integration is not yet public. A separate hearing-assistance model, developed for about five years, is priced at $150 versus hearing aids costing up to $1,600 and can amplify a person in front of the wearer or sound from all directions.
- Unreleased audio-only glasses have six microphones and no camera.
- Muse voice commands, including email and to-do tasks, are not public yet.
- Hearing glasses cost $150 after about five years of development.
- Amplification can focus on one speaker or capture surrounding sound.
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The company behind Facebook and Instagram wants to keep consumers connected to the digital world via its ever-growing line of smart glasses.
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