Meta has launched a new lineup of camera-free artificial intelligence glasses, as the company continues to expand its wearables business amid growing privacy concerns. CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the products at Meta’s annual Connect conference.

The announcement was made at Meta’s headquarters in Menlo Park, California, where the social media company introduced the latest additions to its AI hardware push. The camera-free design appears aimed at addressing some of the privacy pushback surrounding smart glasses.

Meta also teased a new product called Muse Charm during the event. Further details about the device were not immediately available.