Multimodal sensor data capture
Aria glasses collect and stream sensor data for research, providing a first-person perspective for egocentric datasets.
Meta’s research program and wearable sensing platform for egocentric AI and perception research.
Project Aria is a Meta research program built around glasses that capture egocentric sensor data for work on computer vision, contextual AI, scene understanding, and robotics. Researchers use the devices to collect and stream data, then work with supporting software and processing services to inspect recordings and develop research outputs. The program serves Meta researchers and external academic and corporate partners. A rolling application offers select partners an Aria Research Kit containing Aria Gen 2 glasses, tools, and support.
Aria glasses collect and stream sensor data for research, providing a first-person perspective for egocentric datasets.
The app can start and stop recordings and lets researchers choose a sensor profile and control the glasses.
Research partners can use processing services for insights including 6DoF trajectory and 3D eye-gaze estimation.
The desktop tool manages recordings, handles Machine Perception annotations, and visualizes egocentric data.
Project Aria Tools help researchers visualize, process, and package data for publishing; supporting tools such as Client SDK help build and test experiences.
Public datasets, tools, and models support research with Aria data, including work in computer vision and scene understanding.
Researchers can record first-person sensor data with Aria glasses and use desktop tools to manage, process, and prepare data for publication.
Teams researching interactions with articulated objects can use the HOI Dataset, which combines synchronized egocentric and manipulation-centric viewpoints.
Academic and corporate partners can use the Research Kit's glasses, tooling, and support in independent research efforts.
Developers can use supporting tools such as Client SDK to build and test experiences with Aria glasses, then create demos to validate research outcomes.
It is available to select partners through a rolling application process. The kit includes Aria Gen 2 glasses, tooling, and support.
It controls the glasses, including starting and stopping recordings and selecting a sensor profile.
Research partners can access processing services that include 6DoF trajectory and 3D eye-gaze estimation.
Project Aria provides public datasets, open-source tools, and models for researchers using Aria datasets and related resources.
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