Meta is reportedly working on a new pair of smart glasses that do not include a camera, as concerns continue over its existing camera-equipped headset. Multiple reports say the glasses are codenamed “Luna,” and that they could be announced in the near term.
The reported shift away from recording hardware is presented as a response to growing privacy scrutiny of Meta’s flagship smart glasses, which can capture video. In the accounts from outlets, the camera-free design is framed as a way to reduce the ability to record people without consent.
Alongside the hardware change, the reports indicate Luna would emphasize voice-based interaction, with multiple microphones intended to improve audio input and communication with an AI assistant. One outlet also reports that Meta’s AI subscription offering may be extended to cover these glasses. The exact launch timeline, specifications, and availability are not confirmed, but the development is described as underway.
