In a bid to cater to users who are privacy-conscious and prefer smart wearables without cameras, Meta is reportedly developing a new pair of smart glasses named Luna. Set to be unveiled at the company's annual developer conference later this month, these innovative glasses promise to offer advanced features while respecting user privacy.
Meta's existing smart glasses have already proven to be popular, but the addition of a camera has raised concerns for some customers. The Luna glasses aim to address those concerns by eliminating the camera while still delivering a rich audio-visual experience.
Scheduled for a reveal during Meta's developer conference on September 23 and 24, the company plans to launch the Luna smart glasses in October. These upcoming glasses will be equipped with six built-in microphones and speakers that direct sound towards the wearer’s ears, ensuring an immersive experience.
Additionally, the Luna glasses will incorporate Meta’s AI technology, allowing users to interact with the system through voice commands. A dedicated button on the side of the glasses will enable quick access to the AI, enhancing the user's hands-free experience.
Image caption: The existing Meta glasses come with a camera, unlike the upcoming Luna model.
Overall, Meta's Luna glasses may just provide the perfect balance of convenience and privacy for tech-savvy consumers hesitant about camera-equipped wearables.
