Rokid has officially entered the North American market by launching its AI-powered smart glasses in Toronto, Canada. These glasses support prescription lenses and offer real-time AI translation in 89 languages, enhancing communication and productivity. Partnering with Ming's Optical ensures high-quality lens options, and the glasses feature advanced AI capabilities including a 12MP camera and private directional speakers. Available from September 1 with promotional discounts, Rokid also invites Canadian developers to contribute to its growing AI ecosystem.
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