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Meta introduced camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses with on-device Meta AI at Meta Connect 2026 Product launch
Meta announced new AI and VR wearable devices, including Meta VR Glasses, and AI features at Meta Connect 2026 Product launch
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23 September 2026
Meta’s Connect 2026 show made one bet very clear: AI wearables don’t need more cameras to be useful. The headline product was Ray-Ban Meta Audio—glasses that skip the built-in camera entirely, start at $349, and weigh 43 grams. Instead of recording, they lean into audio-first tasks, paired with Meta AI. That same “keep the hardware calmer” logic showed up across the rest of the lineup: Muse, Meta’s agent, is moving onto smart glasses with voice control, and it’s getting new ways to communicate and act, including video chat. Even the direction of Meta’s VR roadmap felt like a follow-on to the same theme—lighter form factors over spectacle.
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