The tech firm Rokid has launched its AR Spatial glasses, designed to integrate augmented reality into daily routines by offering an option to traditional desktop setups. This innovation aims to redefine how and where individuals accomplish tasks.

The AR Spatial system combines the Max 2 AR glasses with the new station 2 hub to project a 300-inch virtual screen, positioned directly within the user’s field of vision. This setup is notably beneficial for those who need a larger screen while on the move.

According to Rokid, the AR Spatial system is tailored for individuals who are frequently on the move. It may prove useful for remote workers managing multiple applications or for anyone seeking relief from small laptop screens in crowded environments.

Lightweight, Durable, and Compatible with Prescription Glasses

The Max 2 AR glasses weigh 75 grams and are constructed from aerospace-grade materials, ensuring both lightness and durability. Designed for extended wear, they also accommodate prescription glasses.

These AR glasses feature diopter adjustment ranging from 0.00D to -6.00D for nearsighted users, along with customizable pupillary distance for optimal alignment.

The AR Spatial system is designed for ease of use with existing devices like phones, tablets, and laptops. For a complete desktop experience, users can connect a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse.

Seamless Performance with YodaOS

Rokid’s AR Spatial operates on YodaOS Master, its proprietary operating system. This system allows users to manage multiple virtual windows and switch between applications without experiencing lag.

The Rokid AR Spatial has been showcased at events such as CES 2025 and Milan Design Week.

Priced at $648, the AR spatial bundle offers a range of features.Customers can use the code LAUNCH70 at checkout to reduce the price to $578. The product is available on Rokid’s website and through its retail partners.