Meta is developing Luna, a new smart glasses model without cameras that features AI chatbot integration and six microphones, reportedly to be unveiled at Meta Connect next week. The move responds to privacy concerns about Meta's camera-equipped smart glasses, which have been criticized as invasive surveillance devices despite their market success.
Meta is developing Luna, a camera-less smart glasses model with microphones and AI chatbot integration, amid privacy concerns about its existing camera-equipped glasses. The device may debut at Meta Connect next week as the company addresses consumer worries about surveillance and invasiveness in the smart glasses market.
Meta is reportedly developing camera-free smart glasses codenamed Luna to address privacy concerns surrounding its existing recording-enabled frames. The new glasses will feature six microphones for AI interaction instead of a camera and are expected to launch in October. Meta also plans to reveal AR glasses codenamed Phoenix set for 2027 release at next week's Connect event.
Meta is reportedly developing Luna, a new generation of smart glasses without cameras that would launch at Meta Connect. The device would feature microphones and speakers to interface with Meta's Muse AI model, addressing privacy concerns and regulatory bans on camera-equipped glasses.
GPT-5.6 Luna costs 28x less than GPT-6 Astra for code review ($0.0041 vs $0.113 per review) but finds fewer bugs: 69 verified bugs versus Astra's 92 across 50 pull requests, with a 24% false-positive rate compared to Astra's 4%. Luna is suitable for everyday correctness issues but unreliable for security-critical code like authentication and permissions.