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Meta Announces IMAX Enhanced VR Glasses and Muse Spark AI Model

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On October 8, 2026, Holographica reported that Meta announced its upcoming VR Glasses, scheduled for a spring 2027 launch, will be the first virtual reality headset category to receive IMAX Enhanced certification. The report noted the device features dual OLED displays with 2412×2288 resolution. Subsequently, on October 9, 2026, UploadVR reported that Meta announced Muse Spark, the first AI model from its Superintelligence Labs. This new model is set to replace Llama 4 as the primary engine for Meta AI on most Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses. Unlike the open-source Llama series, the specific licensing or source availability of Muse Spark was not detailed in the provided excerpt. These announcements mark significant developments in Meta's hardware and software ecosystem, introducing certified high-fidelity visual standards for VR headsets and updating the underlying AI infrastructure for its smart glasses line.

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Latest development10-9 04:31
Meta announced Muse Spark, a new AI model from Superintelligence Labs, to replace Llama 4 on most Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses.

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  1. 10-9 04:31 · 1 reports
    Meta announces Muse Spark AI model for smart glasses
    UploadVR：Meta Announces Muse Spark AI Model to Replace Llama 4 on Most Smart Glasses
  2. 10-8 21:50 · 1 reports
    Meta announces VR Glasses with IMAX Enhanced certification
    Holographica / Голографика：VR Glasses станут первыми очками смешанной реальности с сертификацией IMAX Enhanced

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  1. UploadVR
    Meta Announces Muse Spark AI Model to Replace Llama 4 on Most Smart Glasses

    Meta has announced Muse Spark, the first AI model from its Superintelligence Labs, which will replace Llama 4 as the primary engine for Meta AI on most Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses. Unlike the open-source Llama series, Muse Spark is currently proprietary, though Meta hopes to open-source future versions. The company states that this small, fast model matches the performance of Llama 4 Maverick while using 10x less compute, enabling instant responses crucial for real-world queries. However, Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses will continue to use a custom version of Llama 4 for now due to the complexity of generating visual responses. This update aims to narrow the gap with leading AI systems like Gemini and GPT, supporting Meta’s long-term goal of always-on contextual AI.

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