Meta brings its Muse agent to glasses
At Connect 2026, Meta said its new personal AI agent Muse will come to its AI glasses in the coming months, where it can act on what the wearer is looking at.
Meta announced at Connect 2026 that Muse, the personal AI agent it launched earlier in the month, is coming to its AI glasses "in the coming months." Meta's own write-up calls Muse an agent that "proactively helps you meet your goals."
On glasses, wearers will call Muse by name. It can then act on what they're looking at, such as a product on a shelf, a flier, or a school supply list, so they don't have to describe it. Meta also showed a voice mode that keeps working on tasks while the user is still talking. Muse will get its own email address, and Mark Zuckerberg presented a new model behind the agent. Meta called the model "state-of-the-art" but gave no benchmarks or details.
Most of the agent news was about connectors. Muse launched with dozens of partners and the full Shopify catalogue. Meta is now adding Walmart, Best Buy, Sephora, Wayfair and other retailers, plus Shop Pay and PayPal for payments. Instacart, Notion, Granola, GitHub and Box are also joining, with Expedia coming soon.
Meta also teased Muse Charm, a pocket device for talking to Muse using a real-time voice model. It said more details will come later this year.
On hardware, Meta announced:
- Meta VR Glasses, which weigh about 100 grams
- Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses
- Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 3)
- FDA-cleared hearing enhancement software for supported AI glasses, priced at $149.99 and launching in the US later this year
Meta did not give launch dates or pricing for Muse on glasses.