Meta has launched an expanded lineup of AI glasses in Singapore as it broadens the availability of wearable artificial intelligence products across Asia.
The company introduced new Meta Glasses, Meta Glasses by LISA and Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 in Singapore following Meta Connect 2026. Meta is also preparing to bring additional AI-glasses products to Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines later this year.
The launch comes a day after TNGlobal reported on Meta’s anti-scam work with Singapore police, highlighting the company’s growing operational footprint in the market beyond consumer hardware.
Singapore gets Meta’s expanded glasses lineup
Meta Glasses start at S$349 in Singapore, while Meta Glasses by LISA start at S$559. Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 starts at S$669.
The third-generation Ray-Ban Meta model adds a slimmer design, a six-microphone array, a customizable action button and up to nine hours of battery life.
Meta is also introducing Ray-Ban Meta Audio, its first audio-focused AI glasses, and plans to launch Meta VR Glasses in Singapore in spring 2027. Singapore pricing for the VR product has not yet been announced.
Muse moves toward hands-free task execution
A central part of Meta’s Connect announcement is Muse, a personal AI agent that the company plans to bring to existing AI glasses.
Meta describes Muse as a hands-free assistant that can manage longer-running tasks such as planning workouts, logging meals, checking flight prices, booking appointments and identifying products. The agent can continue working in the background and return when a task is complete.
That moves the glasses beyond voice queries and passive capture toward agentic workflows in which software can take multiple steps on a user’s behalf.
More Asian markets are next
Meta said Singapore, South Korea, Mexico and the United Arab Emirates are among the markets receiving its expanded glasses lineup now.
Later this year, Oakley Meta, Ray-Ban Meta and related products are expected to become available in Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines, as well as several markets outside Asia.
The broader rollout will test whether AI glasses can become a mass-market computing interface rather than a niche accessory. Adoption will depend on price, battery life, comfort, app usefulness and how comfortable consumers are with always-available cameras and microphones in shared spaces.
For Meta, the product line also creates another surface for its AI services. If Muse and similar agents become useful enough to handle everyday tasks without requiring a phone screen, glasses could become an important part of the company’s effort to move AI interaction into ambient, wearable computing.
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