Rokid unveils Color, its first smart glasses with a color micro LED display
The 55g Rokid Color supports touch controls and eye tracking for hands-free use, and can show notifications and act as a camera viewfinder.
Rokid has announced Rokid Color, its first smart glasses with a color display, according to ZDNet Korea. The glasses use a micro LED panel and weigh 55g.
Rokid Color can show notifications, play videos and serve as a viewfinder for taking photos. The company says the device supports touch controls and eye tracking, allowing hands-free operation.
Rokid did not disclose how the eye tracking works beyond confirming that the feature is supported. The company also did not give a release date or price for the glasses.
Display-equipped smart glasses from other companies have taken different approaches to input. Meta's Ray-Ban Display requires a separate wrist band and pinch gestures to use all of its features, while Alibaba recently announced the Quark Glasses N1 with a 50-megapixel camera, health tracking and eye tracking.
Eye tracking is already used in XR headsets such as Apple Vision Pro and Samsung Galaxy XR.
Quick answers
What display does the Rokid Color use?
It uses a micro LED display, Rokid's first color display on its smart glasses.
How much does the Rokid Color weigh?
The glasses weigh 55g.
Does the Rokid Color support eye tracking?
Yes, Rokid says the glasses support eye tracking and touch controls, but the company did not explain how the eye tracking works.