Meta is planning to release new smart glasses called 'Luna' this fall. These glasses have been designed without a camera due to increased scrutiny over the image recording capabilities of smart glasses. Reports indicate that these glasses are designed to allow users to interact with Meta's AI assistant as well as with 'Muse', a new consumer AI agent.
Technical details of 'Luna' glasses
The new model of 'Luna' glasses utilizes six internal microphones, enabling users to communicate with Meta's AI assistant. Additionally, these glasses feature a button on the side that can quickly activate the Meta assistant. Furthermore, the speakers in these glasses are similar to those in previous models.
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Release time and predictions
Meta may unveil these glasses at its annual developer conference, which will be held next Wednesday and Thursday. According to reports, the company is targeting an October release for these glasses. However, Meta has not yet responded to requests for comments on this matter.
These glasses have been designed as a response to public concerns about privacy and increased surveillance, and it seems that Meta is trying to regain user trust with this move. Smart glasses have come under intense scrutiny in recent years due to their image recording capabilities and privacy concerns, and Meta has taken this into careful consideration.
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