Even Realities’ G2 glasses are coming to workplaces, bringing hands-free apps to the job site near you
A move into enterprise
Even Realities has introduced its first Enterprise SDK as it pursues business customers. The company’s G2 glasses had accounted for 11% of the AR glasses market as of September.
The glasses display information in the wearer’s lenses and work with Even Realities’ app-based software. Its app store offers games, utilities and other tools designed for the G2.
Designed for work settings
Display-equipped smart glasses can help in jobs where people need information in view but cannot use a phone. The G2 can also show notifications, which may be useful on a job site. In a review, Andrew Romero described the glasses as intended for tech minimalists who want to keep up with notifications while maintaining distance from them.
What the SDK enables
Companies can use the SDK to create custom interfaces and connect the glasses’ microphone and motion data to apps. It also supports IT tasks such as managing device connections and updates.
Even Realities founder and CEO Will Wang said the company wants teams to adapt the technology to their existing workflows, rather than changing how they work. Companies can sign up through the company’s enterprise page.
Key points
- Even Realities has released its first Enterprise SDK for G2 smart glasses.
- The SDK supports custom interfaces, microphone and motion inputs, and device management.
- The G2 represented 11% of the AR glasses market as of September.
- Companies can sign up through Even Realities’ enterprise page.