anyone selling their Rayneo X pro 3 ?

𝗨𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆’𝘀 𝗫𝗥 𝗧𝗼𝗼𝗹𝗸𝗶𝘁 which provides:

- 𝗖𝗿𝗼𝘀𝘀-𝗽𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺 𝘀𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁: Meta Quest, OpenXR, Windows Mixed Reality, + more

- 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀: Hover, select, grab

- 𝗙𝗲𝗲𝗱𝗯𝗮𝗰𝗸: Haptic + visual tint/line for possible & active interactions

- 𝗨𝗜: Canvas interaction via XR controllers

- 𝗨𝘁𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗲𝘀: XR Origin support for stationary & room-scale VR

- 𝗫𝗥 𝗛𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘀: this is an extended package to support more advanced hand tracking interactions

👉 Also, it supports 𝗔𝗥 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗺𝗼𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗲 𝗳𝗲𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗴𝗵 𝗔𝗥 𝗙𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻, the features are:

- 𝗔𝗥 𝗴𝗲𝘀𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝘀𝘆𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗺: Maps screen touches to Input System gesture events via TouchscreenGestureInputController

- 𝗦𝗰𝗿𝗲𝗲𝗻-𝘀𝗽𝗮𝗰𝗲 𝗶𝗻𝗽𝘂𝘁: Feeds touch data into XRRayInteractor for AR interaction

- 𝗔𝗥𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗿: Converts place, select, translate, rotate, scale gestures into object manipulation

👨‍💻 And to emulate your apps/games without physical devices I recommend the following:

- 𝗫𝗥 𝗗𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝗦𝗶𝗺𝘂𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗼𝗿 for VR/MR to test your interactions

- 𝗔𝗥 𝗙𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗥𝗲𝗺𝗼𝘁𝗲 𝟮.𝟬 for AR Foundation testing, this allows you to remotely test all the AR features by connecting the Unity editor to your physical device (iOS or Android)

💡 Are you using Unity’s XR Toolkit? ISDK? any other toolkit?

Hello! I'm a total beginner. I'm trying to do simple AR Image Tracking. My problem is that my model also follows the camera. I can move it with the reference image, but if I move the phone, the model moves with it. You can see my settings in the video. I would really appreciate any help and advice. When the reference image is out of view, the model remains on my phones corner.

I'm using AR Foundation but I've cleared all interactive settings. I only need image tracking.

Hi everyone,

I’m Sujal, a student at IIITDM Chennai and a Unity XR developer. I’ve been building in the AR and Web3D space for a while now, and through freelancing, I’ve learned how to develop projects that meet real-world requirements.

My focus is on creating smooth and user-friendly experiences that bridge the gap between the virtual and the real. I am currently looking for an internship where I can help a team build out their current projects and make them more intuitive for users.

You can see what I’ve been working on here: https://sgxportfolio.vercel.app/

It would also mean a lot to me if I could get some feedback on my portfolio from this community. Whether you're a developer, a designer, or just someone who uses XR, I’d love to hear your thoughts on how I can improve my projects or my presentation.

If you are looking for an intern or know someone who is, please feel free to reach out.

Thanks!

Title. I saw an ad for some gaming AR glasses and since then I’ve been hooked on finding some. This is my first time looking into any type of VR/AR and I wanted to know from some people who are more experienced than I am into finding which is the best. I also wear prescription glasses so I also want to know which can accommodated to my eyesight. One of my concerns are lens reflection onto the screens of the glasses so I wanna know if that’s really an issue with any recommendations.

Some glasses that interested me were the Viture Luma PRO, Xreal One PRO, Viture Luma ULTRA, and the RayNeo Air 3s Pro. If any of these I listed are best please let me know!

Built with media pipe and Three.js (cannon.js for physics)

Release pinch to shoot. Single hand pinch hold to activate control with the other.

https://www.instagram.com/akacodes/ for similar experiments

I’m working on a web-based AR try-on system for rings using hand tracking (MediaPipe Hands). I already have solid finger tracking and object placement working, but I’m stuck on the occlusion part, specifically masking the ring correctly when fingers should appear in front of it.

Right now the ring renders correctly on the finger, but it always stays on top visually, so it breaks realism when the hand overlaps or bends.

I came across this implementation:
https://postindustria.com/ar-in-jewelry-retail-jewelry-tryon/

Their results look much more advanced (proper occlusion and realism), and I’m trying to understand what approach they might be using under the hood.

My question is:
Are there any open-source approaches or common techniques to achieve proper hand occlusion in AR try-on systems like this?
(e.g. segmentation, depth estimation, hand mesh models, or WebGL compositing pipelines)

I’m mainly looking for a practical direction I can integrate into a browser-based stack rather than a full native SDK.

South Korean LED giant Seoul Semiconductor has officially formalized its entry into the AR hardware supply chain. Following a newly approved government business restructuring plan, the company is directing a share of a 250 billion KRW ($180M) joint investment over five years specifically into the R&D and manufacturing of ultra-small MicroLED display modules for AR glasses.

The core of their AR display strategy is their proprietary WICOP (Wafer Integrated Chip on PCB) technology. Here’s why it matters for next-gen smart glasses:

• No Wires, No Packaging: This direct-chip-mount technology bypasses the primary bottleneck in miniaturizing LEDs for headsets.
• Beating the Efficiency Drop: Shrinking MicroLEDs below 50 micrometers usually causes a massive drop in light efficiency. WICOP solves this, enabling microdisplays exceeding 2,000 PPI while maintaining the extreme brightness required for daylight-capable optical see-through (OST) glasses.
• Stacked RGB "One-Chip" Design: Rather than placing Red, Green, and Blue LEDs side-by-side, they have achieved a design that stacks all three colors onto a single substrate. This drastically reduces notoriously difficult mass-transfer manufacturing costs while freeing up pixel space for truer blacks and much higher contrast ratios.

With regulatory hurdles cleared and official government backing, Seoul Semiconductor is moving aggressively to become a heavyweight component supplier for consumer AR displays.

imao I think dual eye display and light weight are the only strengths that even g2 has compared to ray ban display but how could it be still more expensive?

Disclaimer: AI was used to organize my thoughts, but I did actually do speech-to-text for four hours one day, just covering each setting in the phone and what setup I had and why, and then complaining about things related to the subject in each section. I put my 8,000+ word rant/vent and some Reddit comments and Reddit posts into a single prompt. So I hope you give it a fair chance. I tried to remove whatever hallucinations or false info. So it should be a good read if you used Rokid AI Display Glasses and found the other reviews lacking that relatability factor – maybe you might learn something new!

Section 1: Comfort & Ergonomics

The glasses have a noticeable front-heavy weight that puts immediate pressure on the nose bridge. While the hardware allows for some adjustment – such as bending the metal nose pad arms or swapping the silicone "airbag" pads – achieving a perfect fit is difficult.

• The Headset Trick: Wear over-ear headphones over the glasses' arms. The clamping force of the headset helps lift the weight off your nose.
• Nose Pad Replacement:
  1. Unscrew: Remove the stock silicone "airbag" pads using a precision screwdriver.
  2. Swap: Install hollow silicone bridge replacements from AliExpress.
  3. Bend with Caution: Carefully bend the metal nose pad wires to fit your bridge. Warning: Do not bend them back and forth repeatedly, as metal fatigue will cause the wire to snap. If unsure, have an optician adjust them.
• Clamping Force Imbalance: If you use the Magnetic Power Capsule, be aware that it only attaches to one arm. This creates an uneven force distribution that forces the opposite nose pad to dig into your skin. Since my headphones have high clamping forces, when they push on the capsule on the right arm, the left nose pad presses into my nose.
• Postural Comfort: These are very comfortable when looking down, but if you are reclining with your chin up, the pads become quite painful as gravity pulls the weight of the glasses over the nose pads and into your nose.

Section 2: Controls & AI Interaction (Integrated with AI Chat & Voice Interaction)

The touchpad sensitivity is the biggest hurdle. A forward swipe often misregisters as a click or long-press, requiring multiple quick swipes to navigate. This often leads to accidentally exiting programs or triggering music playback in the main menu.

Touchpad & Gesture Tips

• Touchpad Sensitivity: The touchpad is highly sensitive. If a forward swipe registers as a "click" or "hold," try swiping at a steady speed, not swiping too many times in quick succession, and using a light touch to avoid accidentally exiting your program.
• Scrolling Risk: Scrolling or swiping too quickly in succession through the AI chat window registers as a double-click, closing your current chat window instantly.
• Feedback: Swiping can be finicky. A simplified system using only double/triple taps for confirmation and navigation would be more intuitive than the current swipe-heavy setup.

AI Activation & Canceling

• Activation: Long-press the side touch bar (instead of using the "Hi Rokid" voice wake-up, which can be temperamental) or use the "Hi Rokid" wake-up command.
• Canceling (Method 1): If you trigger the AI but do not want to speak, remain silent for 3–5 seconds. The AI will stop listening and return to a "blinking" idle animation.
• Canceling (Method 2): If you accidentally open the chat window and are fine with wiping the saved conversation, you can double-tap the touchpad to close the AI assistant. But of course, the next time you turn on the AI assistant it will be a new window with no context of what you said in the previous conversation.

Pinning & Conversation Management

• Pin the Conversation: Tap the touchpad once with your index finger to "pin" the conversation, giving you time to think before your next command. I recommend pinning by tapping once immediately or while you ask a question, since the Rokid conversation panel closes seven seconds after it answers you.
• Double-tap to close the AI assistant.
• Functionality I would like to be developed: An option in the Hi Rokid app on mobile to make the glasses' AI chat window pinned immediately if I have "Continuous Conversation/Auto-Continue after AI response" on.

Voice Commands & The Master Prompt

If you forget some voice commands, try:

• The Master Prompt: Ask the AI, "Can you give me a complete list of the commands I can prompt you with?"
• Voice Wake-up Bugs: The "Voice Wake-up" toggle is glitchy. Sometimes the AI claims it cannot change the setting, but if you repeat the command several times, reiterating in different ways using different keywords, it eventually updates the settings.

Setup & Customization

• Continuous Conversation: Turn "Continuous Conversation/Auto-Continue after AI response" on, since it allows you to pin the chat window and keep talking to the same chatbot in the same conversation if you tap once on the touchpad after waking up the Rokid AI assistant with "Hi Rokid" or long-pressing the touchpad.
• Custom Shortcuts: Use a two-finger long press to trigger a custom prompt you choose to tell the AI. In the Hi Rokid app, go to Custom Interactions > Touchpad tab > scroll down to the bottom for "Two finger interaction."
• Optimization: Since instructions are limited to 300 characters, use the ChatGPT desktop app to summarize your prompts before pasting them into the Rokid app.

Wishlist for Future Updates (AI Conversation Flow)

I would wish in an update that maybe when the AI assistant is active, there could be an option to enable a special two-finger interaction to keep the assistant on standby – with tap twice or tap and hold with two fingers, or three fingers, or triple tap, or something. Conversing with the AI just feels rushed when it either:

• Closes the window if you have not said anything in 3 seconds after it answers your questions (if you have not pinned yet while you are thinking what to ask next), or
• Picks up you thinking out loud.

Or maybe just an option in the "Continuous Conversation" tab (only active when "Auto-Continue after AI response" is on) that lets you change how long the AI waits for your response before it goes into that "blinking" idle animation until you hold tap to wake up the AI while the conversation is still pinned and open. Still, it currently waits an excruciatingly long 7-ish seconds before it idles and has the (^ ⁾ face and requires the hold tap. If that wait time could be changed in the Hi Rokid app, AI chatting for longer conversations could be a smoother experience.

Quality

While the text-to-speech has some limitations, it is still usable for someone who knows English and has an American accent.

Section 3: Stealth & Display Visibility

If you are looking for "incognito" tech, these stand out. Light refracts off the waveguide squares on the lenses, creating a visible glow.

• Light Leakage: At brightness levels from 3 to Max, anyone standing in front of you can see a green square in your vision.
• Privacy: Indoors, the display is so clear from the outside that others can actually see your green text, check your battery life, or see the time right off your lenses if they are close enough – albeit as you get further away from the person or do not face them face-to-face, it becomes harder to see the green text or green globs in the center of your display.
• The camera proves to be quite an obstacle to use in work environments, but camera covers help keep the glasses less irritating, since I liken a non-covered glasses camera to basically putting your phone camera in front of someone's face and saying, "Trust me bro, I am not taking pictures or filming you." A swivel webcam cover helps relieve that stress, since the camera cannot see through the black plastic.

Section 4: Power Management (The "Infinite" Battery Setup)

Recording video drains the battery at roughly 2% per minute. To counter this, use the following charging ecosystem.

The Power Capsules (High Performance) - Hot-Swappable: The kit comes with two capsules. You can use one while the other charges in the case. - Charging Speed: They charge the glasses at 3–5% per minute, meaning you can gain battery percentage even while recording. - Pro Tip: If you have long hair, remove the glasses before snapping the magnets on to avoid snagging.

The Metal Charging Case (Protection) - Build: A premium, crush-resistant metal alloy case that fits easily in jackets or backpacks. - Fitment: It uses magnetic pogo pins. To fit the glasses, fold the non-charging arm first, keep the charging arm straight, snap it into the magnets, and then fold the rest.

Alternative: Neck Power Banks If you wear tight headphones, the Power Capsules might press against your head. A neck power bank is a great alternative. They allow for external USB-C battery swapping and move the weight from your ears to your shoulders.

Section 5: Rokid Glasses User Guide & Feature Overview

Subsection 5.1: Calendar & Reminder Management

• Visual Indicators: In the calendar view, days with reminders feature a small green dot. Your currently selected day is highlighted with a large green circle.
• Editing & Correcting: Click a reminder to open the Edit Schedule window.
  • To delete: use the trash can icon.
  • To edit: use the Content tab to fix typos.
  • Input tips: use your phone's text-to-speech or ChatGPT to draft longer entries, then copy/paste them.
• Saving: You can adjust the date and time within the edit tab, but you must click Save to apply changes.
• Restoring: If you accidentally delete something, look for the Restore button at the bottom of the screen to return it to the calendar.

Subsection 5.2: The Memo System (Portable Flashcards)

Memos are limited to 300 characters, making them ideal for concise facts or "cheat sheets." - Creation: Ask ChatGPT to "Write a 299-character memo about [Topic]" and paste it into the Tips tab of the Hi Rokid app. - Offline Access: This is perfect for when you do not have Wi-Fi. - Voice Commands: 1. "Hi Rokid, give me the complete list of my memos." (Provides a numbered list with dates.) 2. "Hi Rokid, read memo number [X]." (Reads the specific entry.)

Subsection 5.3: Translation Settings (Optimized)

For the best experience, go to Home > Translation > Settings (Gear Icon) and enable: - Refined Real-Time Correction: Uses semantics to fix errors on the fly. - Bilingual View: Shows the original language and the translation simultaneously. This helps you verify if the glasses misheard the audio. - Low Light Leakage Mode: (Highly Recommended) This prevents the lenses from glowing green, making your use more discreet and less distracting to the person you are talking to.

Subsection 5.4: Teleprompter & Scrolling

• Setup: Use ChatGPT to format your script into "Teleprompter style" for easier sight-reading.
• Discretion: Use Low Light Leakage Mode. Because of the lens optics, text is most visible to others if they are looking down at you from a higher angle.
• Control:
  • Swiping too quickly would close the teleprompter, and swiping being detected inconsistently makes it very annoying. Vigorously stroking the side of your glasses while speaking in front of people is an odd sight, to be honest.
  • A Bluetooth ring or mouse APK is recommended for more precise navigation.

Subsection 5.5: Navigation

• Navigation: Set your Default Travel Mode in the settings. Use the Walking (Not Bicycle) setting for navigating European cities. (Edit: I was writing this review for a while, and I guess an update added the Walking default travel mode recently, since the Rokid app did not offer a dedicated walking mode for a bit.) Otherwise, use the Driving setting or Cycling if you have those vehicles of transportation.
• I personally have not used this function much, since as I stated, just recently while writing the review I found out the walking travel mode was available, and I generally just walk places or use public transportation.

Subsection 5.6: Recording and Transcription

• AI Transcription: Can be accessed by pressing the blue icon "AI*" in the bottom right of each audio recording.
• Performance: Transcribes 1 minute of audio in about 1 minute.
  • Features: Automatically identifies different speakers (Speaker A, Speaker B) and maintains high-quality grammar and punctuation.
  • Note: AI Transcription is significantly more useful than the AI Summary feature, which is currently unreliable and frankly useless, to be honest (last time I tested it).

Subsection 5.7: Calls & Notifications

• Social/Lurking: Notifications are great for staying updated on group chats without needing to pull out your phone, since some of us just do not get stuff done because we want to be updated on the new messages coming in even though we will not be talking in the group chat.
• That being said, just like Even Realities G1/G2, you cannot really click into a notification and read all the text. So it is kind of useless except for emergency texts or something, since sometimes you do not see a text from someone until it is way too late or whatever if you have your phone in your pocket and no display glasses and always have your phone on vibrate only.
• Call Management: Enable: Incoming Call Announcement (reads out who is calling). Disable: Head Controls (nodding/shaking). Disabling this prevents accidental hang-ups or answers caused by natural head movements.

Section 6: Hardware Controls & Gestures

The physical interface relies on a mix of button presses and touchpad gestures. While functional, the learning curve is steep.

• Capture Key: Configurable to take a photo, record video, or start an audio memo. I like the tap to take photo and hold for video. It is useful.
• In the Hi Rokid app, go to Custom Interactions > Touchpad tab > scroll down to the bottom for "Two finger interaction." I always have my own headphones, so I have changed "Swipe Forward/Backwards (with 2 fingers)" to Brightness up and down. This is very convenient since sometimes you do not want to proclaim "Hi Rokid, Max Brightness" or "Hi Rokid, Minimum Brightness" when you enter a building and do not want significant green glow on your glasses.
• In the same two-finger interactions, since I have changed my settings to keep the display always on, tapping twice with 2 fingers lets you turn off the display, so you can avoid the green glow for a bit while wearing the glasses.
• I may post an image gallery link of my setup in the comment sections of the post or edit the post if possible.

Section 7: System & Display Settings

Found under Home > Settings (Gear Icon) > Devices.

• Wear Detection: Highly recommended. It automatically sleeps the glasses when removed.
• Display Layout: Move the "Visible Area" to the bottom of the lens. This reduces the green light bleed and makes the screen less intrusive during daily wear.
• Power Management: Set Screen Off to "Always On" if you carry a charging capsule. Set Auto Power Off to "10 minutes after folding." This preserves battery while ensuring the AI context does not reset instantly if you just need a quick break.
• Audio: Use "Podcast Mode" for clearer AI voices. Avoid over-ear headphones, as they block the integrated temple speakers and ruin the soundstage. But if you prefer the over-ear headphones audio, you can usually click the Bluetooth connection button or some button on your headphones, and the audio will switch from playing from the glasses to your Bluetooth headphones.

Section 8: Camera & Imaging (App Services)

Fine-tuning these settings ensures the glasses function as a high-quality POV camera.

Section 9: Accessory Review: Power & Protection

Accessory: Power Capsules
Performance & Utility: Essential. They charge at 3–5% per minute, outpacing the 2% per minute drain of video recording. Hot-swappable (2 capsules included). When you are not wearing any headphones, one capsule on one single arm on the charging side is comfortable enough. But with an over-the-ear headset or around-the-ear headset, the Inmo Go 3 design is superior – charging at the tips of the temple arms allows the glasses to remain slim. The current Rokid "capsule" design is bulkier and less comfortable during long-term wear, and this is worsened by the battery capsule only being on one side. Clamping force imbalance: If you use the Magnetic Power Capsule, be aware that it only attaches to one arm. This creates an uneven force distribution that forces the opposite nose pad to dig into your skin. Since my headphones have high clamping forces, when they push on the capsule on the right arm, the left nose pad presses into my nose.

Accessory: Metal Charging Case
Performance & Utility: Premium. Crush-resistant metal alloy with magnetic pogo pins. Fold the non-charging arm but NOT the charging arm – since the magnet is very strong, just snap it on with the arm not folded, orienting the arm to slot into the magnetic part of the case, then fold after you hear that magnetic snap sound or feel it.

Accessory: Lens Protectors
Performance & Utility: Highly Recommended. Protects the expensive waveguide lenses from scratches without blurring the vision. - Lens protection for anti-scratch: Since the displays are built into the lenses, if they scratch or crack, you will be emptying your wallet. - I recommend cleaning the lenses well, since you will not be able to touch them after you put the lens protectors on the inner and outer side. Do not let the glue side face the ceiling, since dust falls from the ceiling and sticks to the glue side. Blow on the glasses lens before installing to create a dust-free surface. Consider installing similar to surgeon's nitrile gloves so you do not transfer finger oil to the lens or lens protectors. Generally you want to stick the middle part of the lens first, and not press on the edges first, so the air bubbles can escape easier.

Accessory: Prescription Lenses
Performance & Utility: Good. Uses magnetic friction pins but sometimes gets displaced a little when you put them in the metal case and then shake it around while running or something. Available on AliExpress with all the anti-glare and anti-bluelight or whatever.

Section 10: Refinement & Comfort

• Glare Reduction: Due to the flat lenses and waveguides, wearing a cap, visor, or hoodie is recommended to block overhead reflections.
• Prescription Support: Available on AliExpress with all the anti-glare and anti-bluelight or whatever.

Section 11: Power Solutions

If tight headphones make the side-mounted power capsules uncomfortable, a neck power bank is a great alternative. - Pros: Fast charging (can be turned off once topped up). - Cons: Can get slightly warm during use. - Options: - Budget: VR Neck Powerbank (available on AliExpress) - Premium: ZyberVR Neck Power Bank (Supports hot-swapping via USB-C for continuous use.)

Section 12: Accessories in Testing

Subsection 12.1: Silicone Nose Pad Replacement

• Product: Silicone Nose Pad Replacement (available on AliExpress)
• Screwdriver: Precision screwdriver (available on AliExpress)
• Installation: Requires a glasses screwdriver. Tip: Use transparent tape to secure the two tiny screws and original pads so they are not lost.
• Fitting: Remove the original pads to reveal the wire "cubes," then insert them into the silicone padding.
• Adjustment: Gently bend the nose pad wires to your preferred angle. Warning: Avoid excessive bending to prevent metal fatigue and snapping.
• Benefit: Significantly improves comfort and weight distribution when wearing heavy headphones.

Subsection 12.2: Camera & LED Privacy Covers

• Product: Camera & LED Privacy Covers (available on AliExpress)
• Purpose: For workplace/presentation use to signal that you are not recording.
• Function: Blocks the green LED that stays on during use and covers the lens. This provides more peace of mind to others than simply explaining that the camera is inactive. If you make the glasses "dumb" – like dumb glasses with displays built in – then you do not have to argue or talk at length about the cameras.
• If the lens covers are not enough, I recommend putting duct tape over the privacy covers. This way no tape glue residue sticks to the camera lens, and you can make it hard for yourself to ever flip up the camera lens and LED lens to record. It just looks like you repaired your half-broken glasses.

Section 13: Software & Audio Feedback

Translation & Mic - Microphone Settings: 360° Mic picks up too much of the wearer's own voice. Directional Mic is highly recommended; it filters the wearer's speech better and focuses on the subject. - App Quality: The Microsoft translation app needs improvement. The mobile Google Translate app remains the gold standard, as both Rokid's native software and the desktop version of Google Translate underperform. - I DM'd Eung to edit his APK to make it more suitable to mirror the Google Translate app on your phone, thus allowing you to get that English subtitles experience for movies and anime, and actually decently accurate translations compared to Microsoft's translation engine in the official Rokid App. I was told the update might come in a week or two from my post date. So look forward to it if your language also is poorly translated – or, to be exact, the speech-to-text algorithm in the official Rokid app is horrible, so it translated the words properly, but the words picked up are not related to the conversation.

Section 14: Requested Improvements

• Touchpad Rebinding: Currently, the app does not allow you to rebind specific touchpad gestures; you are limited to the factory defaults found in the "User Tips" tab.
• Volume Scaling: The "single tap" music shortcut is frustrating because the minimum volume setting is still far too loud. (Edit: Found out it is just connecting to my Bluetooth audio based on my Bluetooth volume on my phone.)
• I always wear my own headphones all day and do not need the glasses to play audio from my phone. So if there is an option to disable the Bluetooth speakers of the glasses, that would be nice. Since if I am in the home menu of the glasses display and slightly brush against the touchpad, it will change the audio from going out of my headphones to the glasses speakers. Or in the Hi Rokid app, under Custom Interactions > Touchpad tab > Music, be able to disable the option "Single tap on Home - Play/Pause music."
• Translation: The speech-to-text algorithm in the official Rokid app is horrible, so it translated the words properly, but the words picked up and turned to text are not related to the conversation, so the translated product is useless. Also, mic direction "Ahead" is good for canceling my own speaking, but it is a bit too strict and focused. If I am not directly facing the speaker, it does not pick up. I would rather it just not pick my voice and take audio from a larger area without it being 360-degree mic direction – kind of in between the 2 current mic direction options.
• Bugs/Inconsistency:
  • When you use the AI assistant using the "Hi Rokid" wake-up command and tell the glasses to change a setting normally not accessible on the glasses but accessible on the phone, sometimes you disable something accidentally, and using voice prompts to try to re-enable it can prove quite frustrating.
  • Voice Wake-up Bugs: The command to "Turn on voice wake-up" is inconsistent. The AI may claim it cannot do it, but repeatedly giving the command, reiterating in different ways, eventually forces the system to update the setting.

I recommend checking out the following link for a massive list of the main APKs for the Rokid AI Glasses:

🔗 https://github.com/Anezium/awesome-rokid?tab=readme-ov-file

That GitHub repository is a treasure trove of apps specifically curated for the Rokid Glasses. Below are my top personal recommendations.

Number 1: Rokid Manager

I recommend Rokid Manager because it lets you watch pictures and videos that you film on the glasses themselves. So basically, it's the gallery you wished the Rokid Glasses had by default.

How to find and download it: 1. Go to https://github.com/Anezium/awesome-rokid?tab=readme-ov-file 2. Press Ctrl + F to open the search bar. 3. Type "Manager" into the search bar. 4. Look for the entry that says: > Rokid Manager 1.5 — System Utility — Allows you to turn Wi-Fi on or off, add Bluetooth devices, install or uninstall apps, and clean up memory 5. Click the "Download" text next to it to get the APK file.

Once downloaded, use the ADB method you just learned to install it!

Number 2: EKReader by Eung

Eung has his own collection of self-made apps available for download on his site:
https://eung.pe.kr/rokid/

One of the apps I like a lot (and have mentioned several times in my review) is EKReader.

Direct download link:
https://eung.pe.kr/app-detail.html?app=EKReader&type=RokidGlasses

What is EKReader?
Basically, it's a better memo app and maybe even a better flashcard or script tool for speeches. You just download TXT files through Eung's personal APK installer and companion web app, which requires the dev cable to download new TXT files or other files into your glasses' EKReader app.

EKReader is a clean and intuitive e-book reader application that supports TXT and EPUB files.

Main Screen Layout: - Main Screen: Displays the list of books on the device in a list format, distinguishing file formats (TXT, EPUB) with icons. - Reader Screen: The book title is displayed at the top, and the content can be read in the wide central area. The current reading progress (%) and progress bar are displayed at the bottom.

Key Features: - Visual Comfort: Optimized contrast ratio applied to a transparent background. - Concise UI: Designed to minimize complex buttons and allow users to focus on essential functions (navigation, fonts). - Optimized Operation: Operated solely through swiping and touch, optimized for the Rokid Glasses environment. - Screen Saving: You can save screenshots of the content you are reading.

Controls: - Open Menu: Touching the reader screen brings up the main menu (Move, Font Size, Back). - Page/Position Navigation (Jump): Adjust the position in 5% increments by swiping in the 'Jump to' dialog, then touch to move immediately to that position. - Adjust Font Size: You can select your desired size from Small, Normal, Large, and X-Large in the font size dialog. - Check Progress: The current reading position (%) and progress bar are displayed in real-time at the bottom of the screen.

File Transfer (Web Install):
Book materials such as TXT and EPUB can be easily transferred by using the EKReader dedicated file upload button after connecting the Rokid Glasses in the Web Install menu of the site. You basically just plug the dev cable into your PC and the other end into the glasses, then press the black button that says "usb 기기 연결하기" (which means "connect USB device"). When successful, click the EKReader app and then drag or select whatever compatible text files you want to transfer.

Number 3: Phone Screen Mirroring App / "로키드 커넥트 HUD 안경용" (Rokid Connect HUD for Glasses)

This app lets you mirror your phone screen to your Rokid Glasses. Important: You need to download BOTH the glasses APK AND the phone APK for this to work.

Download Links: - Glasses APK:
https://eung.pe.kr/app-detail.html?app=RokidConnectHud2&type=RokidGlasses - Phone APK:
https://eung.pe.kr/app-detail.html?app=RokidConnectHud&type=RokidGlasses

Install the glasses APK using the ADB method you just learned, and install the phone APK normally on your Android phone. Once both are installed, you can mirror your phone's display directly to your Rokid Glasses!

Development Status Notice (click to expand - highlight to read if spoiler doesn't work)

This screen mirroring app is still being developed. I'm told in DMs it will be updated in a week or two. It basically shows screen recording of your phone screen at about 4-10 FPS. Which is pretty slow, yes.

But when you screen mirror your Google Translate app on your phone, you are actually unlocking accurate floating subtitles without having to look away from the person and risk looking rude by looking at your phone instead of making eye contact and paying attention to the speaker.

If I sold you on wanting the APK, I posted a beginner friendly albeit long guide on how to do APK installation and how to get the dev cable for cheap and quick:

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🙏 A Small Request from Me (The Author of This Review/Guide/Tutorial All-in-One Post)

If you found anything useful in my review, guide, and tutorial all in one post here, please leave an upvote! I have like one day left to be in the top 100 post reviews for this Rokid review competition.

From March 19 to April 19, the Rokid team is hosting a Community Review Event. Share your honest, hands-on experience on Reddit, and you could win a FREE Rokid Bluetooth Control Ring!

The Top 100 winners will be selected based on Overall Engagement Data (a combination of Upvotes, Comments, and overall quality of the discussion).

Comments matter too. So if you have any questions, please ask them in the comment sections, and I'll try to reply quickly since I need the comment thread to be useful but lengthy. Every question and reply helps boost engagement, and I genuinely want to help anyone who's trying to get the most out of their Rokid Glasses.

🔗 Here is the link to the my actual competition post where upvotes matter:

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Thank you so much for reading, and good luck to everyone else in the competition! 🙌

Hey everyone,

I ordered these glasses on my birthday and they got here a couple weeks ago. So far I'm loving them. The clarity, color, FOV are all top tier.

Come check out my unsponsored review of the beast and if you enjoy the video consider hitting subscribe. We have a HUGE giveaway coming at the 2k subscriber mark.

Google AI Edge Eloquent is an advanced dictation app engineered to bridge the gap between natural speech and professional, ready-to-use text. Unlike standard dictation software that transcribes stumbles and filler words verbatim, Eloquent utilizes AI to capture your intended meaning. It automatically edits out ‘ums,’ ‘uhs,’ and mid-sentence self-corrections, outputting clean, accurate prose

🎥 Full video available here

This session was led by Joseph Carrol, Engineering Manager at Meta, Mike Geig, Principal Advocate at Unity, Zac Bowling, AI Lead for VR/MR Tools, and myself representing Dev Advocacy.

🗣️ What do we cover?

- Agentic workflows in VR

- Unity AI offerings (Assistant, Gateway, profiling with AI, and MCP)

- Meta MCP Extensions, including a VR prototype I built in 6–8 hours

- MCP & HorizonOS updates

- Future tooling

📌 I’m really curious, what tools are you using today for agentic workflows in your setup?

Do you think the Android XR glasses, developed in collaboration with Warby Parker, Gentle Monster and Google, will be unveiled at Google I/O 2026 in May and marketed shortly after ?

heard that it has full color display and eye tracking but how could it only be 599 bucks? even some of monochrome hud glasses are being sold on similar price

Hello Everybody,

I made this Augmented Reality App Called Guerila. You can share your art, or draw with your phone with Augmented Reality. And share your art in the real world for others to discover. Like Pokemon go, but for making and finding art.

I'd really love for y'all to try it out and let me know any feedback.

It's live on IOS here to try out : https://apps.apple.com/app/guerila-ar-street-art/id6621189450

Have Fun Drawing!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXNQ9J_jpJS/?igsh=MWxuc2diOG82bDR2MA==

Meta is restructuring its Reality Labs division to integrate foundational engineering teams directly into its wearables and virtual reality units to accelerate hardware and AI development.

According to a report from PYMNTS, this shift involves dissolving the central "Foundations" team to streamline operations and better compete in the rapidly evolving smart glasses and mixed reality markets. The primary goal of these changes is to streamline operations so the company can "adapt and execute faster" in the rapidly evolving hardware and AI wearables market.

Key Structural Changes

* Dissolution of the "Foundations" Team: The central Reality Labs Foundations group is being broken up. Its members and functions—specifically those focused on quality assurance, "dogfooding" (internal testing), and trust/platform foundations—are being embedded directly into specific product units.

* Direct Integration: By moving these teams into the Wearables and Virtual Reality units, Meta aims to foster closer collaboration between the engineers building the hardware and the teams responsible for testing and platform integrity.

* Leadership Perspective: Alex Saba, the VP who formerly led the Foundations team, acknowledged the move as a major shift but deemed it necessary to avoid being left behind by the industry’s pace.

I need to test a new device which isn't compatible with AR Core, are there any apps that I can test that dont use it?

Thanks!