Meta's Smart Glasses Vision Takes Shape, but Chip Flaws Surface Live on Stage

Meta's smart glasses vision takes shape, but chip flaws surface live on stage

Meta unveiled its latest AI smart glasses at the Meta Connect 2025 conference on September 17-18, expanding the Ray-Ban Meta line with a second-generation frame and debuting the Oakley Meta Vanguard, a performance model co-developed with Oakley.

Meta announces new additions to its wearable technology portfolio

Meta Platforms recently unveiled new additions to its spectacles range from Ray-Ban and Oakley during the company’s annual Connect event. These products are stated to provide three distinct categories of wearables hinged on AI technology. The Meta Ray-Ban Display are being packaged with the namesake Neural Band, a wrist-worn device offering control functions for the wearable. Battery life when in use is up to six-hours or 30-hours using a portab…

Meta Unveils New Oakley Smart Glasses for Athletes

At Meta Connect 2025 on Wednesday, the company unveiled its new Oakley Meta Vanguard smart glasses, which are specifically designed for runners, cyclists, and other athletes. The glasses, which retail for $499, are set to launch on October 21. Meta Connect, the social networking giant’s biggest conference of the year, is where it traditionally unveils its new smart glasses and virtual reality headsets. The Oakley Meta Vanguard glasses feature a …

Strava Now Syncs With Oakley Meta AI Glasses, Bringing Performance Data to the Slopes - SnowBrains

Oakley Meta Vanguard: The Next Era for Performance AI Glasses now comes with Strava. | Photo: Meta For skiers and snowboarders, tracking performance has become just as much a part of the adventure as chasing powder. Now, Strava, the world’s largest community for athletes with more than 150 million users, has teamed up with Oakley and Meta to bring performance metrics directly into your ride through the new Oakley Meta Vanguard Performance AI gla…

Strava integrates with Oakley Meta Vanguard Performance AI glasses

Strava, the ‘app for active people with more than 150 million athletes’, has announced an integration with the new Oakley Meta Vanguard Performance AI glasses. The integration allows athletes to overlay their performance metrics onto videos and photos captured with the glasses. It also helps athletes to add data from their Strava activity – such as distance, average pace, and elevation gain – onto footage. To use the integration, athletes must c…