Overview
- Meta is resurrecting Project Milan, its wrist-worn smartwatch initiative abandoned in 2022, according to DigiTimes Asia.
- Leaked details indicate the watch will feature dual cameras: a 12-megapixel sensor on the underside for environment scanning and a 5-megapixel front-facing lens for wrist-based video calls.
- The wearable is reported to run Android on a Qualcomm chipset and include Wi-Fi, GPS, eSIM connectivity, heart-rate monitoring and up to 18 hours of battery life.
- Design plans emphasize seamless interoperability with Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses and Quest VR headsets to bolster the company’s metaverse ambitions.
- Meta is expected to spotlight the smartwatch at its Meta Connect developer conference on September 17–18, with production reportedly overseen by China’s Huaqin.