Rokid Opens Unmanned AI Glasses Store in Hong Kong
Rokid opened what it describes as the world's first unmanned AI glasses experience store at Harbour City in Hong Kong, the company announced in a press release. The flagship location uses self service product demonstrations and automated checkout.
The store has eight experience zones where visitors can test Rokid Glasses. Features available for demonstration include real time translation, AI answers, navigation, media capture and visual search through the display in the lens.
The store is located at Shop 323A, Level 3, Ocean Centre, Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui. The first 500 customers who buy Rokid Glasses there will receive a Rokid Joy Pack and a souvenir.
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