Rokid Glass Enterprise (Glass 2 / X-Craft / Glass 3)

Notes

1. 1.Display type. Optical waveguide. The Glass 2 uses a geometric waveguide and is monocular, in Rokid's own words a split type device; the X-Craft uses a diffractive waveguide and is binocular. Neither official datasheet says what light engine sits behind the waveguide, and the LCoS claim repeated by resellers has no official source. The newer Glass3 uses a different monocular microdisplay, at the same 480x640 documented for the Rokid Glasses RV101.
2. 2.Resolution. Glass 2: 1280x720, monocular, confirmed by Rokid's About Us page, which calls it a split type monocular optical waveguide, and by Auganix at launch, which gives 40 degrees and 1280x720. The datasheet redistributed by VSight labels the same figure binocular; no other source supports that, and it is treated here as a datasheet error. X-Craft: 1280x720 binocular, in both the official datasheet and Auganix. Glass3: 480x640 monocular in portrait, per the official SDK FAQ.
3. 3.Wi-Fi. 802.11a/b/g/n/ac dual band on 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, in the Glass 2 dock. The dock also comes in a 4G variant covering FDD-LTE, TD-LTE, WCDMA, TD-SCDMA, EVDO, GSM and CDMA. The X-Craft carries Wi-Fi 6 plus 5G NR and LTE.
4. 4.Chip. An Amlogic S905D3 in the Glass 2 dock, and an Amlogic A311D in the X-Craft.
5. 5.System. YodaOS-XR, Rokid's own AR system, built on Android 9.0.
6. 6.Water protection. IP52 on the Glass 2 glasses. The X-Craft helmet is IP66 and carries ATEX and IECEx certification for zone 1 and 2 explosive atmospheres.