MemoMind launches developer access for AI glasses

XGIMI-incubated brand MemoMind is opening developer access for its MemoMind One AI smart glasses and introducing KiWear as its inaugural SDK ecosystem partner.

Justin Tomlinson

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MemoMind launches developer access for AI glasses

AI hardware brand MemoMind, which is incubated by XGIMI, has officially opened Developer Access for MemoMind One, representing a major step toward establishing an open ecosystem around its AI-powered smart glasses. The Shenzhen, China-based company announced the initiative as it kicks off its official developer roadmap this September.[1][2]

Beginning this September, MemoMind will publish its Bluetooth communication protocol, providing developers with the tools to build new experiences for MemoMind One ahead of the release of its full software development kit. Alongside the access rollout, the company introduced KiWear as its first-ever SDK ecosystem partner to showcase the possibilities of an open smart glasses ecosystem.[1][2]

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