Meta Connect 2026 Expands Muse Across Models, APIs and Devices

Meta said Muse Spark 1.3 brings frontier-level reasoning to complex coding and agentic workflows, while Muse Code has left beta for long-horizon engineering work. [1] The company also said new image, voice and open-weights models round out the family, and that Meta Model API is now generally available globally, giving developers choices over how, where and at what scale they build. [1]

Memeburn reported that Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 3) starts at $449 and is on sale now, Ray-Ban Meta Audio costs $349 and ships October 13, and Meta VR Glasses costs $1,299 with availability planned for spring 2027. [2] It also described Muse Charm, whose price was not announced, as a palm-sized device with a small touchscreen, front and rear cameras, 5G and a fingerprint sensor, designed so people who do not wear glasses can talk to Muse and show it what they see. [2]

Meta’s developer pitch spans software access and dedicated hardware: Muse Spark 1.3 and Muse Code target coding and agentic work, while Ray-Ban Meta devices and Muse Charm provide routes to the personal agent. The contrast is practical for builders: Meta Model API offers deployment choice, whereas Charm centers Muse in a standalone device for people who do not wear glasses. What the sources don't address: what Muse Charm will cost or how developers will build for it.