Will be traveling to Shenzhen at the end of this year, intend to buy an international version of the AI Glasses, the reason for purchasing locally is to get some prescription lenses for the glasses.
Anyone know where should I go to get it done?
How fast can I get it done?
Is this the best method, or buying online is?
Thank you in advance.
Am I the only one still bothered by the bombardment of notifications when you put on your Rokid Glasses after some time? I've told Rokid Support way back when the Glasses were first released from campaign, but so far I've seen no way to stop it other than clearing all your notifications from your iPhone before wearing the Glasses.
Also, I'd like to be able to simply tell my Glasses not to show notifications for the next hour or so while I'm driving or watching a movie, without having to refer to the Rokid app.
These two issues have been pretty obvious to owners, I would imagine, and something that would be really easy to remedy. I'm just curious as to why it hasn't been addressed as of yet.
VertoXR Web is now available in early beta! 🥽🌐
You can now use your XR glasses directly from your browser without installing any software. This brings spatial browsing, desktop sharing, video playback, Theater Mode, 360° videos, and more directly to the web.
• 🌐 Spatial Web Browsing — Open multiple webpages and arrange them around you in 3D space.
• 🖥️ Desktop Sharing — View your desktop screen inside Spatial View and position it wherever you want.
• 🎬 Video Playback — Watch normal and 360° videos from local storage, URLs
• 🎬 Jellyfin Client — built in jellyfin client to enjoy videos directly from your jellyfin server
• 🎭 Theater Mode — Watch your videos in a virtual theater or use a floating screen.
• 🥽 Head Tracking — Use your glasses' IMU for natural head movement and spatial interaction.
• ⌨️ Custom Keybindings — Move around your spatial environment and customize controls to your preference.
• 🔐 Browser-Based — Everything runs directly in your browser, with no software installation required.
VertoXR Web is currently in early beta, so there are still limitations and plenty of features planned for future releases.
I’d love to hear what features you’d like to see added next!
Thank you to everyone testing early builds, reporting bugs, and sharing feedback. Every release gets better because of this amazing community.
More features, platform support, and exciting updates are on the way. Stay tuned! 🚀
The seller I got these from didn't give me the email address they were tied to before, so I'm stuck in a loop where Aircaps wont let me sign in and Hi Rokid keeps saying I need to sign in the original account to erase everything 1st. I've tried the "clearing app data/cach" and unpairing bluetooth, but nothing. Is there any way at all to factory reset these so I can pair them to my phone? I can't find any direction online :(
Also lets you shrink down to the top right quadrant to watch things while doing chores, etc.
Transmission is either via Bluetooth or wifi. BT is low fps and res, but works offline. Wifi supports higher fps and resolutions but requires a steady wifi connection (or hotspot). Tbh, Bluetooth is perfectly fine at that smaller size.
Still a bit WIP and unstable, but will put it up on GitHub once finished.
Am I missing something here? In the agent store if you add a app. Shouldn't it create a Icon on your glasses to be able to use it?
I installed a couple of programs and they don't show up. Lol or are you just supposed to remember the app name to run it with AI?
Hi everyone 👋 I've been building Kavi, an AIUI .aix agent for Rokid Glasses, and wanted to share it with the community.
📦 Code & roadmap: https://github.com/zrg-team/rokid-personal-assistant
🟢 WHAT IT IS
Say "Kavi" and ask in plain language - Kavi plans a tool call, shows a heads-up card, and speaks a short answer. Two ideas drive it:
🔌 Connect your apps.
Every service is a "connection" brokered by Composio, authorized once on your phone and never stored on the glasses. Google Calendar is wired end to end ("what's on today?", "am I free tomorrow?", "when does my flight start?"); Gmail and Slack ride the same rails. Say "Kavi [app] [action]", or set your own shortcut (say "mail" instead of "gmail").
🧠 Remember people by face.
Glance at someone and say "Kavi halo" to remember them; later ask "who is this?" and Kavi answers with their name, your notes, and any meeting you share that day.
🔒 HOW IT WORKS (AND PRIVACY)
The glasses stay a thin client - capture, consent, render, speak. The heavy lifting (face recognition, sign-in, the connections proxy) runs in cloud functions, so no model or secret ever ships to the device. Sign-in is passwordless: a short code on the HUD, opened on your phone, and the glasses finish on their own - no app to install, no password on the glasses. Faces are kept as vectors (never raw photos), scoped to you; a stranger's face is never saved.
There's also a phone console to manage your connections, the people Kavi remembers, and your voice shortcuts from one place - and stay signed in with a passcode.
🔑 SIGNING IN - AND AN HONEST SECURITY NOTE
Sign-in is passwordless and device-first. Your phone does a normal Google sign-in (that Google account is your identity), you type the short code shown on the glasses, and a per-device token is minted. No password is ever entered on the glasses.
SIGN-IN / PAIR FLOW (device-authorization, RFC 8628 style)
I want to be upfront: this is pragmatic, not bank-grade. Honestly -
- The short pairing code is a small, human-sized secret. A confirm word shown on BOTH screens blocks phishing, and per-IP rate limits bound guessing - but it is not a cryptographic handshake.
- The app key baked into the glasses app is NOT a secret. It ships inside the .aix and the public console JavaScript, so treat it as a build tag / noise filter / rotation switch, not authentication.
- The public "anon" key can do nothing on its own - every table sits behind row-level security, and only the server-side cloud functions hold the service-role key.
- Requests are not individually device-signed yet. That is the next hardening step (per-device signed requests via WebAuthn / crypto.subtle), alongside passkey / Face-ID unlock for the console.
So your app grants live in Composio server-side, faces are vectors scoped to your account, and nothing secret sits on the glasses - but the transport-level auth is deliberately simple today, and hardening it is squarely on the roadmap. If you have done AIUI device auth well, I would love pointers.
🗺️ THE PLAN
- More connections (Notion, Tasks, Contacts, ...) - each is a small config add, not a new auth flow
- Passkey / Face-ID unlock for the console
- Richer people memory - linking contacts to faces
Full roadmap and source: https://github.com/zrg-team/rokid-personal-assistant
⚠️ STATUS - IN REVIEW, NOT YET APPROVED
Kavi is currently submitted for review and has NOT yet been approved by Rokid, so it isn't in the store yet. I'm sharing it here while it's in review to get early feedback:
- Which connections would you want first?
- Any AIUI / Ink gotchas I should watch out for?
Happy to answer anything about the build - the AIUI Ink pages, the device sign-in flow, or the face pipeline. Thanks for reading! 🙏
I saw u/skyworxx's post and decided to share my version which has been in the works for a couple of weeks. It seems we came up with the same idea, but had completely different approaches: mine works primarily wired with WiFi Direct mode being more like an afterthough, while Skyworxx relies on wireless mode.
Two reasons:
I didn't like how choppy the video was while using WiFi, let alone Bluetooth, and having to charge the glasses anyway made me think: why not use the same cable for power and data? Yes there are power capsules but they drain fast.
Thus, Display Bridge was born.
^(I must admit, I haven't looked into the code at all, the whole project was built by codex agent through a loop of brainstorming - specification - TDD - adb testing - repeat.)
There's an option to use wireless mode, it works (kinda), but I'd rather wait for whatever u/skyworxx comes up with if you want that.
Hey everyone!
If you walk into any regular optical shop, you'll find a huge spectrum of colors: red, blue, green, yellow, white, translucent tints, purple... there’s a color for every style and personality.
Then you look at the smart glasses market, and it looks like a funeral: 99% matte black or glossy black.
I get that black hides sensors, disguises cameras, and serves as a safe neutral color. But glasses are face accessories, and a lot of people simply don't like wearing black or just want a pop of color in their daily setup. It feels like tech companies assume everyone wants to walk around looking identical.
If the market actually offered a genuine variety of real colors, what would be your go-to choice for a gadget like this?
Hey everyone,
I wanted to share a quick realization because I almost made a huge mistake and sent my Rokid AI Style glasses back.
When I first took a few videos and watched them, I was super disappointed. The video stabilization looked terrible, extremely shaky, and just not what I expected. I was honestly ready to initiate a return.
However, I noticed something: right after transferring the videos to my phone, the Rokid app shows an "In Progress" / processing status on the clips. I decided to wait a moment for it to finish, and holy cow - that's where the actual magic happens!
Once the app finishes processing the file, the stabilization kicks in, and the difference is night and day. It turns unusable, shaky footage into super smooth video.
To save anyone else from making the same mistake I almost did, I'm posting a quick before and after comparison so you can see the huge difference for yourself.
Hello,
I'm looking for Rokid Style, but I'm myopic and I would like to know how long does it take to Rokid to make the lenses ? And does the glass is good quality ?
I live in France and I dont know if local optician can actually make compatible lenses...
So what's your review about lenses quality ?
Thanks !
Nexus is my open-source companion for Rokid glasses: a hub on the phone, a hub on the glasses, and plugins that put things on the display.
Here is everything that is new.
Your phone is a trackpad. Drag on the pad and the pointer moves on the glasses. It drives the pointer the system already has that the Hi Rokid app is using. Next to it there is a real directional cross up, down, left, right, select in the middle for the screens where you just want the next item. Use whichever fits what you are looking at.
AIUI engine ported on Nexus. Plugins can now send a real page (headings, rows, charts, progress, inline Lottie, declarative canvas) and the glasses render it with native Android views. The phone compiles and validates it, then the glasses draw it. The Assistant already uses it: ask for the weather and you get a card with a temperature curve instead of a paragraph.
Assistant can act on your phone calendar. It adds and lists events once you grant calendar access. The reminder system was also added.
And it runs on whatever AI you already pay for. Sign in with ChatGPT and answers come from your own plan. Or bring a key: OpenAI, OpenRouter, MiniMax, DeepSeek, GLM, or any OpenAI-compatible server of your own, each with its own model, switching in one tap. It can look at what is in front of you, search the web when a question needs it, keep the context of a follow-up, and hold your standing instructions in a Personality box. Notes and timers work the same way on every provider, not just ChatGPT.
Relay keeps delivering after the first days. Some Android systems quietly kill the process that listens for notifications, and Relay went silent a day or two after setup with every battery setting already correct. The hub now holds a guardian binding on the listener, so the system restarts it instead of leaving it dead. Conversations also open as full-screen reader documents now, and a thread already on screen updates in place when a new message lands.
Wireless ADB without a cable. A new plugin turns on Android's real wireless debugging on the glasses and hands you a temporary pairing code for a computer on the same network.
The Store became a real store. Every plugin has a page now: version, size, date, its What's new, screenshots when the author published some, the capabilities it asks for, and a History screen with every release it ever shipped. The app has its own changelog too, behind the update banner.
Photo Sync lets you choose which capture types sync (photos, AR photos, videos, AR videos), as a lot of processing is done by the Hi Rokid app, it's not really worth it.
Smaller things since 1.2.0:
Install the two apps from the release page, and plugins update themselves from the in-app Store.
This is a one-person project and it stays free and open source.
If it is useful to you and you want to help it keep moving, you can support me on GitHub Sponsors tiers that could make me prioritize some work or new app ideas from you, and as always, Ko-fi, it helps me a lot because it's really time consuming to tests and debug everything :
Happy to answer anything, and bug reports are very welcome !
hi guys, what if Rokid developers or anyone, possibly, let the camera have night vision mode. is it possible with the current hardware specs? the low light quality its not the greatest
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I went to a local shop to check out the Rokid Smart AI Glass. Overall I loved it! But one problem.
I started "Translate" mode, seeing a leaflet of the shop. But Rokid glass didn't show the translation of the leaflet, while translating voices and in-store announcement around there.
The glass isn't able to focus on the text translation? Or, is there any way to avoid audio translation( such as covering the mic with fingers)?
Thank you.
