Meta Connect 2026: Muse Charm And Next-Gen Smart Glasses Unveiled

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At its annual Connect event, Meta unveiled the Muse Charm, a standalone handheld AI companion about the size of an Apple Watch.

Described as an interactive, Tamagotchi-style device, it features an interactive visual avatar and integrates the company's real-time Muse AI voice architecture.

Designed for keychains or pockets, the device includes a corner fingerprint sensor that lets users trigger conversation and visual recognition without unlocking a mobile phone.

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At its annual Connect event, Meta unveiled the Muse Charm, a standalone handheld AI companion about the size of an Apple Watch. Described as an interactive, Tamagotchi-style device, it features an interactive visual avatar and integrates the company's real-time Muse AI voice architecture. Designed for keychains or pockets, the device includes a corner fingerprint sensor that lets users trigger conversation and visual recognition without unlocking a mobile phone.

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Meta plans to release the device during the upcoming holiday shopping season.
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