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AI glasses for track and field: Elevate your training

Build better strides with AI glasses from Meta. Stay in your zone while you get real-time performance insights via open-ear audio.

AI Glasses

Athletic Intelligence is here

Unbeatable style meets high-impact performance. Elite track and field pro Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone and rising star Quincy Wilson use Oakley Meta glasses to level up their game. Sydney powers through sprints and hurdles with her go-to playlist keeping her in the zone. Quincy amps up his music, tracks calories and gets answers on the run, all hands-free.

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Meta AI assistance

Get insights without breaking stride

Start a drill timer mid-rep like Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, thanks to simple voice commands. Built-in Meta AI sets reminders, checks key metrics and more. Like Quincy Wilson, you can track your performance and get insights in real time without breaking stride.

First-person capture

Shoot hands-free in 3K resolution

Oakley Meta glasses capture your POV without breaking your momentum. Record workouts, drills and competition highlights with simple voice and touch controls. Next, review the footage to refine your technique and track progress.

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Open-ear speakers

Listen without losing touch

Open-ear speakers allow you to get real-time audio feedback from your coach or Meta AI without losing spatial awareness during workouts or events. You can also listen to your favorite hype playlist on the track, just like Quincy Wilson enjoys his “Prince of PG” playlist.

Performance-ready design

Move freely with lightweight frames

Take on sprints, starts and turns with AI glasses that never get in your way. Oakley Meta Vanguard and Oakley Meta HSTN are perfect for extended wear. The lightweight frames, durable design and secure fit provide comfort and stability during high-intensity drills.

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Integration with training apps

Sync your data in real time

Oakley Meta glasses connect seamlessly to your training apps and compatible Garmin devices (sold separately). Track your run without looking down at a screen. Meta AI syncs your metrics and gives real-time cues to adjust pace, form and effort on the fly.

From left to right: Black Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses with clear lens placed on a neural band, yellow Oakley Meta Vanguard glasses, cosmic blue Ray-Ban Meta glasses (Gen 2), and white Oakley Meta HSTN glasses with orange-tinted lenses, all displayed on a white background.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I set up my AI glasses for first-time use?

Download the Meta AI app and enable Bluetooth on your phone. Turn on your glasses by sliding the power switch forward, then place them in the case so the nose bridge touches the charging port. Wait for the LED to flash blue, open the Meta AI app and tap the Add Device option. Follow the on-screen instructions to pair. To unpair, go to device settings in the app, tap Unpair and Forget them in your phone’s Bluetooth if needed. Check the compatible devices list to ensure your phone works with the AI glasses.

There are two ways to adjust volume on your AI glasses: using voice commands or the touchpad. Say, “Hey Meta, volume up,” or “Hey Meta, volume down.” Alternatively, swipe forward on the touchpad to turn the volume up and swipe back to turn it down. You can also go to the Meta AI app and enable Adaptive volume to automatically adjust volume levels based on your environment.

You can use Meta AI to answer questions in the moment, get information, spark creativity and express yourself hands-free, while also taking photos and videos, calling, messaging, and controlling media and volume. You can activate Meta AI on your glasses by saying, “Hey Meta,” or by tapping and holding the touchpad on your glasses.

Say, “Hey Meta,” followed by your instruction. The multi-mic array in your AI glasses will pick up your voice, even in loud environments. “Hey Meta” voice commands let you perform multiple functions from your glasses hands-free. Say, “Hey Meta, take a photo” or “Hey Meta, record a video” to capture your point of view in HD. Say, “Hey Meta, call [contact name]” or “Hey Meta, send a message to [contact name]” to make calls or send messages. To control audio, say, “Play,” “Pause,” or “Next.” Just say, “Hey Meta” followed by a natural voice command to get real-time support anytime, anywhere.

Use the capture button on your glasses’ frame: Press the button to take a photo, or press and hold to take a video. To capture hands-free, use Meta AI voice commands like “Hey Meta, take a photo” or “Hey Meta, take a video.” The capture LED alerts others when you’re using your glasses for media capture.

All your captured media is stored on your AI glasses until you import it in the Meta AI app. Set up auto-import to automatically send all photos and videos to the Meta AI app. Once imported, all content is visible in your phone’s gallery. From there, you can review, edit, delete or share content directly to social media or with contacts using voice commands.

Battery life depends on the glasses model. Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 1) offers up to 4 hours, while Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) supports up to 8 hours of use. Oakley Meta HSTN lasts up to 8 hours of typical use or 5 hours of continuous audio. Oakley Meta Vanguard delivers up to 9 hours of typical use or 6 hours of continuous audio.

Oakley Meta Vanguard has an IP67 rating, meaning it’s water-resistant up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. Oakley Meta HSTN has an IPX4 rating, which protects against splashes but is less suitable for extreme conditions. Ray-Ban Meta glasses (Gen 1 and Gen 2) are water resistant with an IPX4 rating, but they’re not designed for submersion or extended exposure to water or other liquids. In case of water exposure, dry the product thoroughly and clear the charging areas of residue and other debris. The charging case is not water resistant and should not be exposed to liquids, as this could lead to damage or injury.

Oakley Meta Vanguard integrates with fitness apps and performance-tracking gear. When paired with Meta AI and compatible Garmin devices (sold separately), you can get real-time fitness insights. Connect your AI glasses with fitness apps, like Garmin, Apple Health and Health Connect by Android, to get post-workout summaries. You can also add stats and photos to track your progress. Meta AI can access and analyze the last 30 days of your data from fitness apps.

Most models are prescription-ready. All Ray-Ban Meta glasses and Oakley Meta HSTN support prescription lenses. Oakley Meta Vanguard does not support prescription lenses.

Visit the Meta Help Center or your region’s Privacy page to learn how your media and data are stored and protected. These resources also explain cloud-based AI features and how you can manage and control your information.