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24 September 2026
Meta kept pushing the idea that “always-on” AI shouldn’t live only in a phone. At Connect and beyond, it’s fleshing out Muse across wearable form factors: Muse Charm, a pendant/keychain device with a fingerprint sensor that talks to Meta’s Muse agent, is planned for a December launch ahead of the holidays; separately, Ray-Ban Meta Audio brings voice-first AI glasses with no camera, starting at $349 and shipping mid-October in the US. Under the hood, Meta used the same runway to expand Muse’s capabilities—new app and device integrations, plus a real-time avatar that it says will arrive in the coming months, along with a Mac app controller and a dedicated email address. It’s a coherent bet: reduce friction for everyday tasks, then scale whatever the agent learns across more kinds of hardware.
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