Uplook

Keep your eyes on the drone.

Battery, minutes left, distance and safety alerts, right in your Meta Ray‑Ban Display glasses.

A drone pilot in sunglasses reaches up toward his drone against a dusk sky, controller in hand.

Normal

In flight

Battery 52%, home needs 32%

Altitude 60 m

520 m from home

Replica of the glasses view with simulated numbers. The bar is page‑side; the glasses show text only.

Every alert, in plain words.

Explore battery, link, wind and altitude alerts. Every notice explains what is happening and when it triggers.

Caution

Return home

Battery is just enough to get back

Battery 36%, home needs 35%

Altitude 60 m

599 m from home

When Battery is within 5 points of what the trip home needs.

Also watched: weak signal (under 30%), weak GPS (fewer than 6 satellites) and fast descent (faster than 4 m/s). Replica of the glasses view with simulated values. The glasses show white text only; color here marks severity.

The phone does the math.

Flight time, voice queries and orientation to takeoff. The information you need to make decisions during flight.

Actual Uplook Android screen with an alert and simulator data.
Actual Android interface. Simulator data.

Before returning

5 min

Battery

60%

Drain 6%/minHome needs 23%

Minutes, not just percent

The big number is how long you can keep flying before you need to turn back. It comes from the drain measured on this flight and the battery the trip home needs.

“How much time is left?”

In flight

About 5 minutes before you need to head home, 60% margin.

Ask

Ask out loud

Tap Ask on the glasses or the phone and say “How much time is left?” Flight questions are answered from live data, with no internet. Other questions go to Gemini Nano, on phones that have it. Alerts never wait for the AI. Voice queries require Android 12+ and a local speech recognition model for your language.

520 mFrom home

Home is behind and to the left

Home, from the drone’s nose

The dial shows where home is relative to the way the drone is facing, so you know which way to turn it.

How it works

Telemetry reaches your phone. Uplook calculates alerts and delivers them to your glasses.

  1. Your drone

    ArduPilot or PX4 over MAVLink, by Wi‑Fi or telemetry radio. DJI Mini 3, Mini 4 Pro and Enterprise are in development. Any other drone, like the DJI Neo 2, with a flight timer.

  2. Your Android phone

    Works out each alert and answers your questions on the phone. Listens only, never flies.

  3. Your glasses

    Meta Ray‑Ban Display shows the alert and three numbers, even with the phone in your pocket. Ray‑Ban Meta and Oakley Meta, without a display, speak the alerts.

Beta status

Works today, in simulation

  • Meta’s official glasses simulator
  • ArduPilot autopilot simulator
  • Voice questions on a Galaxy phone, offline
  • Stale data hidden on link loss
  • Runs with the screen off
  • English, Spanish, French, German and Italian

Not yet

  • Real glasses in the field
  • DJI drones
  • Google Play and Meta’s app store
AI-generated illustrative scene: a pilot speaks while holding the controller and watching an inspection drone at a solar farm.
Voice query · illustrative sceneHow much battery is left?

Ask Uplook about flight data. You keep control of the drone.

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