Meta has unveiled it's Project Aria Gen 2 glasses for research, and they arrive with heart rate monitoring and a microphone to distinguish voices.

Meta says that the 75-gram Aria Gen 2, which can perform AI tasks like eye tracking, hand tracking, and speech recognition, packs open-ear “force-canceling” speakers and a battery that lasts up to eight hours on a charge.

Meta has introduced Aria Gen 2, its latest research glasses for AI, robotics, and machine perception. An upgrade from Project Aria (launched in 2020), Aria Gen 2 includes better sensors, on-device AI processing, and improved usability.

The Meta Aria Gen 2 smart glasses come with three types of cameras for eye and hand tracking, an advanced contact mic, and speech recognition chops.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

As we wait impatiently for Meta to release its next generation of AR and smart glasses, Meta is tantalizing us with its new Aria Gen 2 glasses that very few people will ever get t

Meta announced Aria Gen 2 glasses on Thursday, a research-focused design for "machine perception, egocentric and contextual AI, and robotics." These glasses have SLAM and eye-tracking cameras, force-canceling speakers,

Meta revealed the latest version of its experimental glasses intended to help bolster research into artificial intelligence, robotics and machine perception.

Meta has unveiled Aria Gen 2, the latest part of its research-focused smart glasses, bringing several improvements such as heart rate measurement. These new smart glasses have a PPG sensor in the nosepad to track your heart rate—one of the first to do it.

MetaAI took to X, announcing the introduction of Aria Gen 2 glasses. The new glasses are an advanced version of Aria Gen 1. The new glasses are a product of Project Aria which was started by Meta in 2020.