Rokid expanded into Australia with an exclusive partnership with 360 International Trading, launching its AI and AR smart glasses in Sydney under the banner “The Future, In Sight.”

The Australian debuts were announced at a Sydney showcase, signaling a formal market entry with local distributor support.

The glasses are designed for an open AI approach, supporting multiple large language models, including Google Gemini and OpenAI ChatGPT, to avoid locking users into a single system.

Rokid’s lineup includes AR Spatial for 3D cinema and spatial media capture, plus Glasses Neo, a lighter variant with swappable lenses and six color options, emphasizing strong audio and voice features.

The glasses are among the first to support both Google Gemini and OpenAI ChatGPT, underscoring notable industry recognition with CES Innovation Awards and five German iF Design Awards.

Rokid’s ecosystem centers on Rokid AR Spatial and Rokid Glasses Neo, with a partner network of over 30,000 XR developers and partners enabling translations, accessibility, productivity, entertainment, and enterprise applications.

Rokid Glasses weigh 49 grams and include dual-eye Micro-LED displays, a 12MP camera, open-ear speakers, a four-microphone array, and IPX4-rated frame, delivering hands-free photos, 1680p video, built-in AI, real-time translation across 89 languages with live subtitles, plus notifications and music.

The launch event showcased live demonstrations and conversations about intelligent wearable technology, highlighting Rokid’s focus on human-centered, intuitive wearable AI and spatial computing experiences.

Australian pricing starts with pre-orders at AUD 999 (AUD 1,099 retail), with a pre-order package including a battery capsule and clip-on sunglasses; local sales will be through authorized retailers with a one-year warranty.

Executives framed Australia as a key market for intuitive, immersive, and human-centered computing, outlining plans to collaborate with local developers, retailers, creators, and solution providers.

Peter Zhuang of 360 International Trading emphasized momentum behind Rokid and presented smart glasses as an everyday product rather than a concept for Australian consumers.

The Australian launch marks Rokid’s broader global expansion, with products already in over 100 countries and regions and a rapid international growth trajectory, following momentum in Europe, Southeast Asia, Japan, and North America.