Ray-Ban Smart Glasses
Smart glasses developed through a collaboration between Meta and Ray-Ban. The device integrates a camera and speakers while omitting AR display functionality, targeting lightweight everyday wearable use cases.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Meta simultaneously operates content platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, and has launched hardware products including the Quest headset and Ray-Ban smart glasses.
Meta previously released Ray-Ban smart glasses, which together with the Quest series headsets form its wearable product matrix.
Meta chose to forgo AR display in the Ray-Ban smart glasses, retaining only the camera and speakers.
Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses are priced at approximately $300 and focus on camera, hands-free calling, and music playback, with no built-in display.
Meta currently has product lines including the Quest series VR/MR headsets, Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, and the Orion holographic AR glasses prototype.
Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses are equipped with the Meta AI multimodal assistant, which can recognize objects through the lens.
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Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses are equipped with the Meta AI multimodal assistant, which can recognize objects through the lens.
60%UnverifiedMeta simultaneously operates content platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, and has launched hardware products including the Quest headset and Ray-Ban smart glasses.
50%UnverifiedMeta previously released Ray-Ban smart glasses, which together with the Quest series headsets form its wearable product matrix.
50%UnverifiedMeta chose to forgo AR display in the Ray-Ban smart glasses, retaining only the camera and speakers.
50%UnverifiedMeta's Ray-Ban smart glasses are priced at approximately $300 and focus on camera, hands-free calling, and music playback, with no built-in display.
50%UnverifiedMeta currently has product lines including the Quest series VR/MR headsets, Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, and the Orion holographic AR glasses prototype.
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