Muse 10.0 adds a native iPad app, mentioned last in its release notes. The App Store still lists Muse only in the U.S., Canada, and Saint Kitts and Nevis, and Meta has given no date or supported models for Muse on its AI glasses.
Sesame, led by Oculus co-founder Brendan Iribe, says its eyewear will be Made in Japan and available in 2027. Its October app release ships voice agents first; the glasses still have no price, maker, or spec sheet.
Chinese reports say Insta360’s prototype smart glasses prioritize hands-free capture over a voice assistant, with a swappable front frame, a patented body-worn battery and Alibaba’s Qwen likely on board. No price or date yet.
Boston startup Legato opens U.S. sales of Legato Frames, FDA-regulated OTC AI hearing glasses from $999 with on-device SpeechSense processing and prescription lenses.
Counterpoint Research puts Rokid at No. 1 in the display-enabled AR and AI glasses segment with 41% H1 2026 shipment share, as that category jumps 449% YoY.
Korean outlets report Meta will bring Naver Map real-time walking directions to Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta AI glasses by year-end, with open-ear audio and nearby-place voice queries.
UploadVR reports Meta is bringing its Muse personal AI agent to AI glasses, with voice-first actions, glance-aware tasks, and near-term timing still split between weeks and months.
RetailBoss reads Connect’s eyewear news as an assortment story: 100+ AI glasses options by year-end, with Meta Glasses live today in Singapore, South Korea, Mexico, and the UAE.
One Meta AI glasses toggle — Store visual data from AI experiences — decides whether AI-experience images and videos are stored, used for training, and open to human review.
The Dutch nanoimprint firm raised more than €40 million, including a €20 million EIB convertible loan, to scale Cypris platforms that manufacture AR waveguides for AI glasses.