Although AI hardware in pendant form has somewhat lost its aesthetic appeal among consumers, Meta still introduced a brand-new AI wearable device—Muse Charm—at the grand finale of its annual Connect conference. Shaped like a palm-sized keychain, this device embraces a modern electronic pet aesthetic, boasting a small display screen that features the virtual avatar Jolly. Its operation is incredibly straightforward: with a single tap on the fingerprint sensor, users can instantly wake up and authorize the AI to execute complex tasks through voice commands in real-time. When not wearing smart glasses, Muse Charm offers a swift means to activate the personal AI assistant Muse and gain insights into the surrounding environment. At present, the product is still undergoing internal component debugging and is slated for release before the holiday season in December this year. This move marks Meta's low-risk foray into the wearable device market, aiming to provide users with round-the-clock digital connectivity through a lightweight, personalized physical medium, thereby fostering the widespread adoption and ecological integration of its AI agent system.