A follow-up to Meta's original Aria glasses released in 2020, the Aria Gen 2 glasses have no AR holographic capabilities but are crammed full of RGB, 6DOF SLAM, eye-tracking cameras, and even GPS ...

The Aria Gen 2 was announced in February 2025, and now Meta is providing “…an in-depth overview of the form factor, audio capabilities, battery life, upgraded cameras and sensors, ...

Adding more details to the Aria Gen 2 smart glasses it teased back in February, Meta has released comprehensive technical specifications for its research-focused glasses, showcasing upgrades in on ...

Meta unveils Aria Gen 2 smart glasses with eye-tracking, AI, and AR tech, setting the pace in wearables while Apple scrambles to catch up.

The Aria Gen 2 glasses are equipped with an array of cameras, including one for eye-tracking and four computer vision cameras, seven spatial mics, ...

Aria Gen 2 includes SubGHz radio for sub-millisecond time sync between devices, replacing the software-based method used in Gen 1. On-Device Machine Perception.

Meta has announced detailed specifications on its Aria Gen 2 smart glasses on its blog, which aim to advance cutting-edge research in the fields of machine perception, contextual AI, and robotics.

Aria Gen 2 may contain the latest advancements in computer vision, machine learning, and sensor technology, but they’re also remarkably light at just 74-76g. For reference, ...

The Aria Gen 2 glasses include folding arms for the first time, weigh around 75 grams, and come in eight different sizes. Meta plans on opening applications for researchers to work with Aria Gen 2 ...

Today, Meta shared a few new details about Aria Gen 2, its next-generation experimental smart glasses for AI and robotics.