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{{Device Infobox
|image = [[File:Ray-Ban_Meta_Smart_Glasses_Wayfarer.jpg|250px]] <!-- Example image -->
|VR/AR = [[Augmented Reality]]
|Type = [[Smartglasses]]
|Subtype = [[Standalone AR]], [[Wearable Camera]]
|Platform = [[Meta]]
|Creator = [[Meta]], [[EssilorLuxottica]]
|Developer = 
|Manufacturer = [[EssilorLuxottica]]
|Announcement Date = September 27, 2023
|Release Date = October 17, 2023
|Price = Starting at $299 USD / €329 / £299
|Website = https://www.meta.com/ai-glasses/, https://www.ray-ban.com/meta-smart-glasses 
|Versions = Wayfarer (Standard/Large), Headliner (Standard), Skyler; various color/lens options; Prescription compatible
|Requires = Smartphone (iOS or Android), [[Meta View]], Wi-Fi access, [[Meta account]]
|Predecessor = [[Ray-Ban Stories]]
|Successor = <!-- None as of current date -->
|Operating System = Custom Meta OS
|Chipset = Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 Platform
|CPU = <!-- Specific CPU details often not disclosed -->
|GPU = <!-- Specific GPU details often not disclosed -->
|HPU = 
|Storage = 32GB flash storage
|Memory = <!-- Specific RAM details often not disclosed -->
|SD Card Slot = No
|Display = None (Uses audio and AI context, not visual overlay)
|Subpixel Layout = 
|Peak Brightness = 
|Resolution = 
|Refresh Rate = 
|Pixel Density = 
|Persistence = 
|Precision = 
|Field of View = 
|Horizontal FoV = 
|Vertical FoV = 
|Visible FoV = 
|Rendered FoV = 
|Binocular Overlap = 
|Average Pixel Density = 
|Peak Pixel Density = 
|Foveated Rendering = No
|Optics = Available with: Clear, Polarized, Transitions, Prescription lenses
|Ocularity = N/A (Standard glasses view)
|IPD Range = N/A (Fixed frame design)
|Adjustable Diopter = No (Prescription lens compatible via opticians)
|Passthrough = N/A (Natural view, camera provides context to AI)
|Tracking = Basic head orientation (via IMU)
|Tracking Frequency = 
|Base Stations = 
|Eye Tracking = No
|Face Tracking = No
|Hand Tracking = No
|Body Tracking = No
|Rotational Tracking = Yes (IMU-based)
|Positional Tracking = No
|Update Rate = <!-- Not specified -->
|Tracking Volume = N/A
|Play Space = N/A
|Latency = <!-- Not specified -->
|Audio = Custom open-ear audio speakers with extended bass
|Microphone = Custom five-microphone array
|3.5mm Audio Jack = No
|Camera = 12 MP ultrawide (Photos: 3024x4032 px; Video: 1440x1920 px @ 30fps, up to 60s)
|Connectivity = Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), [[Bluetooth 5.3]]
|Ports = USB-C (on charging case), proprietary connector on glasses
|Wired Video = No
|Wireless Video = Livestreaming support (via Meta View app)
|WiFi = Wi-Fi 6
|Bluetooth = Bluetooth 5.3
|Power = Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
|Battery Capacity = Glasses: 154 mAh; Case provides up to 8 additional charges
|Battery Life = Glasses: Up to 4 hours (mixed use). Case: Provides up to 32 additional hours (total up to 36 hours).
|Charge Time = Glasses: ~20 mins for 50%, ~75 mins for 100% (in case). Case: ~3.5 hours via USB-C.
|Dimensions = Varies by style (e.g., Wayfarer Standard: 50-22-150 mm)
|Weight = 48.6g (Wayfarer Standard) - 50.8g (Wayfarer Large)
|Material = Acetate frame
|Headstrap = N/A (Standard glasses frame)
|Haptics = No
|Color = Multiple color options (e.g., Matte Black, Shiny Black, Transparent variations)
|Sensors = [[Accelerometer]], [[Gyroscope]], Capacitive sensor (touchpad), [[Ambient light sensor]]
|Input = Touchpad on temple, Voice commands ("Hey Meta"), Capture button
|Compliance = <!-- Standard electronics compliance, e.g., FCC, CE -->
|Size = Standard/Large (Wayfarer), Standard (Headliner, Skyler)
|Cable Length = N/A (Wireless glasses; USB-C cable for charging case included)
}}

==Overview==
'''Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses''' (also referred to as '''Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses''') are a line of [[smartglasses]] developed through a partnership between [[Meta Platforms]] (formerly Facebook) and [[EssilorLuxottica]], the parent company of [[Ray-Ban]].<ref name="essilux"></ref> Announced on September 27, 2023, during the annual [[Meta Connect]] event and released on October 17, 2023, these glasses represent the second generation of the companies' collaboration, succeeding the first-generation [[Ray-Ban Stories]] released in 2021.<ref name="wiki"></ref><ref name="essilux"/>

The Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses combine iconic Ray-Ban eyewear designs with integrated technology including a high-resolution camera, microphones, open-ear speakers, and onboard [[artificial intelligence|AI]] capabilities powered by [[Meta AI]].<ref name="essilux"/> Unlike immersive [[AR glasses]], they do not feature a visual [[head-mounted display]] (HMD) overlaying digital content. Instead, they focus on hands-free media capture (photos and videos), audio features (music, calls, podcasts), and AI-powered assistance through [[voice command]]s and contextual awareness.<ref name="wiki"/> They are compatible with [[prescription lenses]].<ref name="TheVergeReview"></ref>

==History==
The collaboration between Meta and EssilorLuxottica began with the first-generation [[Ray-Ban Stories]], launched in September 2021, marking Meta's entry into the smart glasses market.<ref name="MetaNewsStories">{{cite web |url=https://about.fb.com/news/2021/09/introducing-ray-ban-stories-smart-glasses/ |title=Introducing Ray-Ban Stories: First-Generation Smart Glasses |date=September 9, 2021 |publisher=Meta Platforms, Inc. |access-date=2024-05-13}}</ref> Feedback on the initial product highlighted areas for improvement, particularly camera quality, audio performance, and overall functionality.

Building on this experience, the second generation, Ray-Ban Meta, was developed to address these points and integrate more advanced technology. They were officially unveiled by Meta CEO [[Mark Zuckerberg]] at [[Meta Connect]] on September 27, 2023, with pre-orders opening the same day and general availability starting October 17, 2023.<ref name="essilux"/> Key improvements included a significantly upgraded camera, enhanced audio system, integration of [[Meta AI]], increased storage, and the powerful [[Qualcomm]] [[Snapdragon]] AR1 Gen 1 chipset.<ref name="essilux"/> In April 2024, Meta introduced new styles and announced updates enabling multimodal AI input, allowing the glasses' AI to "see" and interpret visual information via the camera.<ref name="metaupdate"></ref>

==Design and Hardware==
===Frames and Styles===
Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses maintain the classic Ray-Ban aesthetic while discreetly integrating technology. They are constructed primarily from [[Acetate]], a common eyewear material. They launched in two primary styles:<ref name="moorinsights"></ref>

*'''[[Wayfarer]]''' - The iconic Ray-Ban frame design, available in Standard and Large sizes.
*'''[[Headliner]]''' - A retro-inspired, universally fitting design introduced with this generation (Standard size).

In April 2024, additional styles were added:<ref name="metaupdate"/>
*'''[[Skyler]]''' - Features a cat-eye design inspired by vintage styles, designed for smaller faces.
*'''Headliner low bridge fit''' - Modified version for different face shapes.

The glasses are available in various colors, including Matte Black, Shiny Black, and transparent options like Jeans, Rebel Black, and Caramel. Ray-Ban's "Remix" platform allows for over 150 custom frame and lens combinations, and the frames are compatible with [[prescription lenses]] fitted by opticians.<ref name="essilux"/><ref name="TheVergeReview"/> The weight varies slightly by style, ranging from approximately 48.6g to 50.8g.<ref name="techradar"></ref> They have an IPX4 water resistance rating, making them resistant to splashes.<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch">{{cite web |url=https://about.fb.com/news/2023/09/new-ray-ban-meta-smart-glasses/ |title=Introducing the New Ray-Ban | Meta Smart Glasses | Meta Newsroom |date=September 27, 2023 |publisher=Meta Platforms, Inc. |access-date=2024-05-13}}</ref>

===Technical Specifications===
The Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses pack significant technology into a standard eyewear form factor. Key specifications are summarized below:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Feature !! Specification
|-
| '''Processor''' || [[Qualcomm]] [[Snapdragon]] AR1 Gen 1 Platform<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/>
|-
| '''Storage''' || 32 GB flash memory (approx. 500+ photos or 100+ 60s videos)<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/><ref name="RayBanProductFAQ"></ref>
|-
| '''Camera''' || 12 MP [[ultrawide lens|ultrawide]]<br/>Photos: 3024 x 4032 pixels<br/>Video: 1440 x 1920 pixels @ 30fps (up to 60 seconds)<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/><ref name="RayBanProduct">{{cite web |url=https://www.ray-ban.com/usa/electronics/RW4006--ray-ban-meta-wayfarer----shiny-black/8056597982038 |title=Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer | publisher=Ray-Ban | access-date=2024-05-13}}</ref>
|-
| '''Audio''' || Custom [[open-ear audio]] speakers (Improved bass, 50% louder than Gen 1)<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/>
|-
| '''Microphones''' || Custom five-[[microphone]] array<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/>
|-
| '''Connectivity''' || [[Wi-Fi 6]] (802.11ax), [[Bluetooth 5.3]]<ref name="RayBanProduct"/>
|-
| '''Battery (Glasses)''' || 154 mAh; Up to 4 hours mixed usage<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/><ref name="RayBanProduct"/>
|-
| '''Battery (Case)''' || Provides up to 8 additional charges (up to 36 hours total use)<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/>
|-
| '''Charging''' || Glasses: ~75 mins full charge in case; Case: ~3.5 hrs via USB-C<ref name="RayBanProductFAQ"/>
|-
| '''Weight''' || 48.6g - 50.8g (depending on style)<ref name="techradar"/><ref name="moorinsights"/>
|-
| '''Sensors''' || [[Accelerometer]], [[Gyroscope]], [[Capacitive sensing|Capacitive sensor]], [[Ambient light sensor]]<ref name="RayBanProduct"/>
|}

==Features and Functionality==
===Camera and Media Capture===
The glasses feature a significantly improved 12 MP ultrawide camera compared to the 5MP sensors in the first generation.<ref name="moorinsights"/> It captures photos at 3024 x 4032 pixels and records [[1080p]] video (1440 x 1920 portrait orientation) at 30 FPS for clips up to 60 seconds long.<ref name="RayBanProduct"/><ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/> Video includes improved electronic image stabilization. The portrait orientation is optimized for sharing on social media platforms. Users can capture media using the dedicated capture button on the right temple or via voice commands ("Hey Meta, take a photo/video").<ref name="TheVergeReview"/> A prominent external-facing [[LED]] indicator light illuminates whenever the camera is active (recording photos or videos) to alert bystanders for privacy reasons; the light pulses during [[livestreaming]].<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/><ref name="RayBanProductFAQ"/> Livestreaming directly to [[Facebook]] and [[Instagram]] is supported for up to 30 minutes via the [[Meta View]] app.<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/> The 32GB onboard storage can hold over 500 photos or over 100 sixty-second video clips.<ref name="RayBanProductFAQ"/>

===Audio Features===
The integrated [[open-ear audio]] speakers allow users to listen to music, podcasts, or take calls while remaining aware of their surroundings.<ref name="nextreality"></ref> Meta reports the audio system delivers 50% higher maximum volume and double the bass response compared to Ray-Ban Stories, with directional audio designed to minimize leakage.<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/> The five-microphone array provides clear audio capture for calls, voice commands, and immersive audio recording for videos.<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/> Supported audio streaming includes services like Spotify Tap, Amazon Music, Apple Music, and others via standard Bluetooth connection.<ref name="RayBanProductFAQ"/>

===Meta AI Integration===
A key feature is the integration of [[Meta AI]], Meta's conversational [[artificial intelligence|assistant]]. Activated with the wake phrase "Hey Meta," the AI allows users to perform various tasks hands-free.<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/> Initial capabilities focused on information retrieval, device control, and messaging. A major update introduced multimodal AI capabilities (initially in beta in the US, rolling out more broadly), enabling the glasses to analyze what the wearer is seeing through the camera.<ref name="metaupdate"/><ref name="metaai"></ref> This allows for features like:
*'''Visual Search:''' Asking questions about objects or scenes in view (e.g., "Hey Meta, what kind of plant is this?").
*'''Translation:''' Real-time translation of signs or menus the user is looking at (planned expansion to live speech translation).<ref name="metaai"/>
*'''Object/Landmark Recognition:''' Identifying places, monuments, or objects.
*'''Content Generation:''' Asking the AI to generate captions for photos based on what the glasses saw.
*'''General Assistance:''' Answering questions, controlling smart home devices (via integrations), sending messages, and more.

===Controls===
Interaction with the glasses can be done in several ways:<ref name="TheVergeReview"/><ref name="RayBanProduct"/>
*'''[[Voice Commands]]:''' Using "Hey Meta" for hands-free operation.
*'''Capture Button:''' Located on the top of the right temple for quick photo (single press) or video (long press) capture.
*'''Touchpad:''' A capacitive touch area on the side of the right temple for managing calls, audio playback (tap, swipe), and volume control.

==Software and App Integration==
The Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses require the [[Meta View]] mobile application, available for [[iOS]] and [[Android]] [[smartphone]]s, for setup and management.<ref name="wiki"/> The app necessitates a [[Meta account]] for login.<ref name="wiki"/> Key functions of the Meta View app include:
*Pairing the glasses with the smartphone.
*Importing, viewing, editing, and managing photos and videos captured with the glasses.<ref name="RayBanProductFAQ"/>
*Sharing captured content to various platforms (Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, etc.).
*Configuring device settings, including voice controls and privacy options.
*Monitoring battery levels of the glasses and charging case.
*Updating the glasses' firmware.
*Initiating [[livestreaming]] sessions.<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/>
*Accessing and configuring [[Meta AI]] features (where available).

==Battery Life and Charging==
Battery performance is a key consideration for smart glasses.
*The glasses contain a 154 mAh battery providing up to 4 hours of typical mixed usage (e.g., some music playback, a few photos/videos, some AI queries).<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/><ref name="RayBanProduct"/> Heavy use of features like continuous video recording, streaming, or intensive AI interaction will reduce this time.<ref name="laptopmag"></ref>
*The included charging case resembles a standard Ray-Ban case and holds up to eight additional full charges for the glasses, extending the total potential usage time to approximately 36 hours.<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/>
*Charging the glasses within the case takes approximately 20 minutes to reach 50% charge and about 75 minutes for a full charge.<ref name="RayBanProductFAQ"/>
*The charging case itself recharges via an included [[USB-C]] cable and takes approximately 3.5 hours to fully charge.<ref name="RayBanProductFAQ"/>

==Accessibility and Use Cases==
Beyond consumer features like media capture and music, the Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses offer potential benefits for accessibility:<ref name="wiki"/><ref name="metaai"/>
*'''Visual Impairments:''' The AI's ability to describe surroundings, read text aloud, identify objects, and potentially integrate with services like Be My Eyes can assist visually impaired users.
*'''Language Barriers:''' Real-time translation features (both text via camera and planned speech translation) can aid communication.
*'''Hands-Free Operation:''' Enables users to access information, capture moments, and communicate while keeping their hands free, beneficial for various tasks and professions.

==Privacy and Ethical Considerations==
As with any device featuring cameras and microphones, the Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses have prompted discussions around privacy and ethics:<ref name="wiki"/><ref name="TheVergeReview"/>
*'''Recording Notification:''' While the glasses feature a brighter and more prominent [[LED]] indicator light than the first generation to signal recording, concerns remain about its visibility in all conditions and whether bystanders will recognize its meaning.<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/>
*'''Discreet Design:''' The fact that they look like regular sunglasses makes it potentially difficult for others to know they are equipped with recording capabilities.
*'''Microphone Array:''' The presence of multiple microphones raises potential concerns about eavesdropping, although audio recording is primarily intended for calls, voice commands, and video soundtracks.
*'''Data Privacy:''' Connection to the [[Meta Platforms|Meta]] ecosystem requires users to consider Meta's data usage and privacy policies.
*'''AI Capabilities:''' Features like potential future facial recognition (as speculated for later generations) raise significant ethical questions.<ref name="uploadvr"></ref>

Meta provides guidelines for responsible use, emphasizing respecting others' privacy, turning off the device in private spaces (like restrooms or during sensitive conversations), and being transparent about recording.<ref name="wiki"/> The glasses also include a physical power switch to completely turn off cameras and microphones.<ref name="privacy_features"></ref>

==Market Position and Reception==
The Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses have seen commercial success, reportedly selling around 2 million units by early 2025, significantly exceeding the performance of the first generation.<ref name="uploadvr"/> Meta has indicated plans to further increase production capacity.<ref name="uploadvr"/>

Reception has been largely positive, often cited as one of the best implementations of smart glasses for the mainstream consumer market to date.

===Reception Summary===
====Pros====
*'''Stylish and Discreet Design:''' Leverages iconic Ray-Ban aesthetics, making them socially acceptable wearable tech.<ref name="TheVergeReview"/>
*'''Improved Camera:''' The 12MP camera offers significantly better photo and video quality than the predecessor.<ref name="TheVergeReview"/>
*'''Enhanced Audio Quality:''' [[Open-ear audio]] speakers provide clearer sound with better bass and reduced leakage.<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/><ref name="TheVergeReview"/>
*'''[[Meta AI]] Integration:''' Adds significant hands-free utility and potential for future capabilities (especially multimodal features).<ref name="TheVergeReview"/> CNET called them "wonderful vacation companions and memory makers," with AI as a valuable bonus.<ref name="CNET_Review"></ref>
*'''Good Overall Battery Life:''' The charging case provides substantial power for all-day use.<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/>
*'''[[Livestreaming]] Capability:''' Direct streaming to Facebook and Instagram is a useful feature for content creators.<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/>

====Cons====
*'''Privacy Concerns:''' Despite improvements like the brighter LED, the core privacy issues associated with wearable cameras persist.<ref name="TheVergeReview"/>
*'''Limited Battery Life (Glasses Only):''' The ~4-hour battery life of the glasses themselves can feel restrictive during heavy use without the case.<ref name="laptopmag"/>
*'''Video Recording Limit:''' The 60-second cap on individual video clips can be limiting.<ref name="TheVergeReview"/>
*'''Not True AR:''' Lack immersive visual overlays; functionality relies on audio, AI, and basic notifications.<ref name="TheVergeReview"/>
*'''Weight:''' While relatively light for smart glasses, they are heavier than standard glasses and can cause discomfort for some during extended wear.<ref name="Lifehacker_Review"></ref>
*'''AI Availability/Beta Status:''' Advanced AI features had a limited initial rollout and are still evolving.<ref name="MetaNewsLaunch"/>

Overall, the Ray-Ban Meta glasses are considered a significant step forward in refining the consumer smart glasses concept, balancing fashion, technology, and usability effectively, though still primarily focused on media capture and AI assistance rather than full [[augmented reality]].

==Future Developments==
According to industry reports and [[Meta]]'s roadmap discussions, several future smart glasses projects are potentially under development:<ref name="uploadvr"/>
*'''[[Hypernova]]''' (Expected ~2025): Smart glasses potentially featuring a heads-up display (HUD).
*'''[[Aperol]] & [[Bellini]]''' (Expected ~2026): Possible successors to the current Ray-Ban Meta line, potentially featuring enhanced AI (including "super-sensing" capabilities like facial recognition) and longer AI interaction sessions.
*'''[[Orion]]/[[Artemis]]''' (Expected ~2027): More advanced, true [[AR glasses]] aiming for immersive augmented reality experiences, potentially involving neural interface technology.

==See Also==
*[[Smartglasses]]
*[[Augmented Reality]] (AR)
*[[Wearable computer]]
*[[Meta Platforms]]
*[[EssilorLuxottica]]
*[[Ray-Ban Stories]] (Predecessor)
*[[Meta AI]]
*[[Qualcomm Snapdragon]]
*[[Google Glass]]
*[[Snap Spectacles]]
*[[Amazon Echo Frames]]

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