A popularização de óculos inteligentes com câmeras tem levado à gravação secreta de pegadinhas com pessoas desconhecidas, gerando preocupações sobre privacidade e consentimento. Especialistas e plataformas de redes sociais discutem as implicações legais e éticas.
Las nuevas Ray-Ban Meta combinan IA, cámara y control por voz para integrar la tecnología en la vida cotidiana sin interrupciones. Permiten hacer fotos, grabar vídeos, responder llamadas y consultar información con comandos de voz, liberando al usuario del móvil.
Facebook Japan and EssilorLuxottica will launch AI smart glasses, Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) and Oakley Meta, in Japan on May 21st. These devices feature 12MP cameras, AI assistant integration, and real-time translation capabilities.
EssilorLuxotticaとMetaがAIアシスタント搭載スマートグラス「Ray-Ban Meta（Gen 2）」および「Oakley Meta」を日本で発売
Ray-Ban's original and second-gen Meta smart glasses are discounted during Meta's Summer Sale until May 26th, offering features like hands-free photo/video capture, livestreaming, open-ear headphones, and AI assistant integration.
Meta terminated its contract with Kenyan data annotation firm Sama after workers reported viewing sensitive private footage recorded by Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, including footage of people changing clothes, having sex, and using the toilet. The February report by Swedish newspapers and a freelance journalist prompted Meta to pause work with Sama while investigating. Sama claims it was never notified of failing to meet standards and that 1,108 workers were affected. The incident has sparked a US class-action lawsuit against Meta and Luxottica, plus investigations by UK and Kenyan data protection authorities.
Leaked images reveal Samsung's first smart glasses, code-named Jinju, nearly identical to Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses. Expected to cost $379-$499 with Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 processor, 12MP camera, and 155mAh battery. A premium version with micro-LED display (Haean) planned for 2027 at $600-$900.
Huawei hat die Huawei AI Glasses vorgestellt, die mit Kamera, Mikrofonen und Lautsprechern ausgestattet sind und den Ray-Ban Meta-Brillen ähneln. Das Wearable wiegt rund 47 Gramm, nutzt eine 12-MP-Kamera und bietet bis zu neun Stunden Batterielaufzeit. Der Preis liegt bei 2499 Yuan (etwa 315 Euro). Die Brille läuft mit HarmonyOS und bietet KI-Funktionen wie Kalorienschätzung, QR-Bezahlung und Übersetzungen. Der Launch erfolgt am 25. April in China.
