The Meta Smart Glasses from Ray-Ban showcase what the future of AI assistants can offer for daily productivity.

Meta Platforms’ (META) artificial intelligence (AI)-powered Ray-Ban smart glasses are proving to be a “game-changer” for the visually impaired,

Loomos AI Glasses, powered by GPT-4o, challenge Meta’s Ray-Bans with 4K photos, AI voice assistance, and long battery life, aiming to redefine AI wearables.

According to Counterpoint Research's Global Smart Glasses Model Shipments Tracker, global smart glasses shipments increased by 210% YoY in 2024 and surpassed 3 million units for the first time. It is mostly due to the high demand for Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses.

Just be aware: these glasses are strange. They emit an overwhelming vibe of weirdness. They make you feel like a hypocrite and, regardless of how effective the Ray-Ban Meta glasses are, we absolutely should be worried about tech giants and what they're doing to the planet we occupy.

The Meta Aria Gen 2 smart glasses come with three types of cameras for eye and hand tracking, an advanced contact mic, and speech recognition chops.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

As we wait impatiently for Meta to release its next generation of AR and smart glasses, Meta is tantalizing us with its new Aria Gen 2 glasses that very few people will ever get t

Meta revealed the latest version of its experimental glasses intended to help bolster research into artificial intelligence, robotics and machine perception.

Meta has unveiled Aria Gen 2, the latest part of its research-focused smart glasses, bringing several improvements such as heart rate measurement. These new smart glasses have a PPG sensor in the nosepad to track your heart rate—one of the first to do it.

MetaAI took to X, announcing the introduction of Aria Gen 2 glasses. The new glasses are an advanced version of Aria Gen 1. The new glasses are a product of Project Aria which was started by Meta in 2020.