Ray-Ban Meta: What the camera glasses a doctor used to film his residency exam look like and how much they cost.

A video filmed with Ray-Ban Meta sunglasses and going viral on social media revealed a possible fraud scheme in the national entrance exam for medical residencies , taken on July 1.

The images show how a candidate casually records the 100 test questions , page by page, in a room at the Parque Roca campus, the largest in the country. According to official sources, the video was then sent to third parties from the bathroom during successive exits during the exam, to receive the answers from outside .

The recording, released by X user @matubeltran , was attributed to an Ecuadorian applicant, which reinforced the national government's initial suspicion, which pointed to graduates from foreign universities as the main responsible for the strikingly high grades .

Following the scandal, a committee composed of representatives from the Ministries of Health of the Nation, the City, and the Province of Buenos Aires is analyzing the consistency between the applicants' previous academic performance and their test results. Those with consistent results will be validated through oral interviews. The rest will be required to retake the exam.

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health is investigating the authenticity of the video, which they claim became key to understanding how some applicants achieved results that broke the historical statistical curve: "They filmed with their glasses, went to the bathroom, sent the video, received the answers, and returned to the classroom . It was a sophisticated, but effective process."

The spotlight is now also on technology. The Ray-Ban Meta, the result of a partnership between Mark Zuckerberg 's company and the iconic eyewear brand , combines everyday aesthetics with highly complex functions.

Equipped with 12-megapixel cameras , they allow for remarkable discretion in first-person video recording . They also include microphones , speakers, and voice commands that sync with your cell phone via Bluetooth, making them a portable extension of your phone , but much harder to detect in contexts like an exam.

These smart glasses also allow you to take photos, make calls, listen to music, and activate an artificial intelligence assistant capable of real-time translation from English, Spanish, French, or Italian. All of this is controlled with voice commands like "Hey Meta," without having to look at a screen. The recorded information is transferred and managed from the MetaView app.

In Argentina , the base model of the Ray-Ban Meta starts at $799,000 and can exceed one million pesos depending on the design and features. In international stores, prices start at $299 . Due to their features, they are positioned as one of the most advanced products in the smartglasses market , displacing the idea of glasses as simple visual correctors.