Meta is entering the health wearables market with AI glasses designed to keep tabs on what you eat.
The Meta AI glasses are now available for people with prescription lenses and come with hands-free food tracking as part of a software update. Via a voice prompt or photo, wearers can document what they eat, with the glasses extracting nutrition details and logging them into the Meta AI app.
“Over time, your food log will inform personalized insights that get more useful, helping you make healthier and more informed choices,” the tech giant said in a March 31 news release. “If you’re looking for in-the-moment nutrition guidance, you can ask Meta AI questions about what to eat next, like ‘What should I eat to increase my energy?’ with answers that take your food log and goals into account.”
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