LAWK (李未可 / Lawaken) X-AI Memory Glasses

The X-AI is LAWK's bet on memory instead of photos. A 26 g frame carries a detachable magnetic module of about 10 g with a 12 MP Sony wide camera, video reported at 1440p, and four microphones. LAWK claims about 10 hours of recording and 30 days of standby. WakeeMemory OS and Wake-AI 3.0 are the company's software, not a chip: no SoC was disclosed.

All three sources are launch coverage, and each says its limit. Yicai, interviewing the founder in July 2026, liked the idea but wrote that the microphones were never demonstrated with several people talking, and that comfort and runtime stay unverified. Zhidx says the case comes from the CEO, with no benchmark for the summary engine. China.com reports one stand visit and lists the 10-hour and 30-day claims unchecked.

Nothing to build on: no developer portal and no API doc were found. LAWK calls WakeeMemory OS decoupled from the hardware and says it could be licensed to others, and announced a tie with Tencent Cloud WorkBuddy that turns recorded meetings into documents. Neither is an open SDK.

Price is open too. Reported list is CNY 799, a CNY 1 deposit takes CNY 300 off for a floor of CNY 499, and Yicai's estimate lands near CNY 1,000, out of step with the doctors, lawyers and investors LAWK names. It is on neither LAWK site. Until a unit ships and someone measures it, this is an announcement, not a product to plan around.